... ? to the present house, it should be borne in mind, by a union opposition vote. AU his antecedents are whig, and he is a supporter of the old whig doctrines of a ?? tarif, inter- national improvements, a nmitatioa of executive power, devotion to the Union ...

... playing a rather dangerous game. Tae ortion of Sir J. Fergusson, thoroughly suggestive of E the dinner hour, nearly emptied both whig and tory lbenches; so a count was proposed; thereupon Lord EC. Paget rushed forth to rally the government rank and file. ...

... to his own and to his illustrious father's position. Who can point to paternal claims such as his? And, to the shame of the whig party we may add, that ?? others totally devoid of public claims have been amply provided for, the son of the great O'Connell ...

... that lie identified himself with the great whig party, whiel liid. for suceessive genvlmtiocs withstood the on- slau ghts that had been nude upou the liberty of the subject, and lie gloried in the nmne of whig. He need scarcely teU thelil that he was a ...

... the l' ne in one of it charges asaint Lord John Russell, which seems to have escaped the attention of your correspondent, A Whig, in to- day's paper. The Time asserts that Lord John Bussell's present sup. port of Victor Emmanuel only given because it ...

... which they stood twenty years ago. At the c ;close of the session of 1840 office without legislative i powerwas held bythe Whigs under the poco curanie leadership of Lord MnLnouitaN. The Viscount t had begun his official career under the Tories, e R and ...

... down their lives in support of their claim, whether rightful or wrongful, to the inheuitance of their fathers. There is no whig who does not, in spite of himself, take an interest in Charles Edward; no Aigerin but weeps over the scaffold of Conrad - and ...

... coutntot to inches, just as the interests of the i hour seent to ordain ? t But if Tory tactics are pitiful, the shifts of hoary Whig- gery are discreditable. Whott have tite BardoIphs and Pis. tols of Brooks's Club been about ? Have they not allowed c themselves ...

... Seymour) , spoke in the house against turning out Lord Derby, unless i a liberal reform measure could be obtained from the whigs,t lhe did it under the conviction of the authenticity of the s Idocument in question. But he was informed afterwards t that ...

... btadopted-a timely manifestation of the crown and vn government of England on behalf of the Italian 17 people.-I am, &c., . A W]HIG. he Nov. 5. ...

... session of place, there is nothing that could givethem greater satisfaction than to behold all Liberal pro- gress stopped by a Whig Minister; and if Lord PALMERSTON would but be so obliging as to pooh- pooh Reform in the Cabinet, and help them to postpone ...

... the earth the phre e dently applies to the persons to whom o obn sB would have given votes, had it not been for reactiona whigs, like Mr.. Mackinnon, and for ummpant young tores like mny Lord Robert and yet Mr. Potter aud his friends are either of so ...