... ration than the powers themselves. He has been I called a mere Whig pamphleteer. To a person who can see nothing but that which he objects to, and who D objects to everything that favours the Whig party, the 8 name may seem by no means misapplied. Nor, in ...

... the happy family in their committee, where, to carry out the idea of the street e menagerie, they had sad Radicals, mild Whigs, and good old Tories ' of the right stamp,' with all savagery tamed- all working for the common good. AB Huddersfield had ...

... ceder which lf Mir. Overend had retired, after ascertaining the feealing of and his brother inagitr~iates, of all parties, Whig, Tory, and IheE lmd Radical, alter learning the opinion of the variousa member Tor, St. of Parliament in the three ridin~gs-hebad ...

... told by one of the members of that committee, that I there was upon it one young member connected by special hi ties with a Whig family, whose casting vtot destroyed the I. otherwise imrmortal lord, of the treasury; the result was gi that he was never ...

... getting up a great force by degrees, simm co r rsnkthe times when a master haud shattered the partly. Butt of esi what have the Whigs been about to neglect the under L1, as hope cnl-,cut whioh eventually guides the stream; and this thcy the ef man- have done ...

... their discovery of the fact that the beat friends of liberality to Ireland-despite the Italian difficulty-are, after all, the Whigs. It is said that the Government are prepared to argue the budget In a fair spirit, and, so that the body is not touched, will ...

... elected, which was followed with applause in the galleries and hisses. The New York Express describes the new Speaker as an old Whig. At Albany the Republicans fired 117 guns on the night of the let, in honour of the election of Pennington. At Bos- ton there ...

... ing the report that Buckingham Palace views the treaty Is with displeasure. I must also say that in all circles, whether eo Whig or Conservative, City or West-end, I have heard but one view with regard to binding England to supply w France with cool c ...

... amount to much. It by erk was evidently got up by a parcel of political chiffoniniers of __ al arties-Democras., old line Whigs, and Know- - Nothin,;gs. The real jesus before the country-smother it ned up in Union meeting and other macuvres as we will-is ...

... were such as to induce I them to trust in his present wild and improvident proposals . 4 Denouncing the management of the -Whig Governments and budgets since 1852, he declared that they showed how dangerous it was to carry on by political ecoonomy theI ...

... were completely ,d falsified, and those who will take the trouble to look at the 1C division list will find that the Irish Whig Members were t to a man with the Government. I mentioned a short time since that there was a doubt about the intention of ...

... greatest weight in any deci- s slton as to what is to be done. There was, more than '¶ -two centuries ago, before the. names of Whig and Tory were a ever kenown, a great dispute between two great parties as to tl the nature of the functions of the House of ...