... didner and tea, and science and compliments, far away in one of our great manufacturing capitals, and contrived to make Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, all equally ready to echo Sir Robert Peel's exclamation of 3 We're all proud of him. We have said that the ...

... party attack on the particular section of the governing classes that at present hold the national purse by the throat.' The Whigs are no worse than then Tories, and the Tories, when in office, were no better than the Wigs. In both cases the same game was ...

... sports of our local gentry. The Corporation then kept a pack of hounds, but the Whigs or Derbyites either would not hunt with them, or were not allowed, and accordingly a Whig pack was subscribed for. When the hunt was formed, a question arose as to its ...

... was strongly attached to his political friends, and deeply imbued with those immortal principles which haye assigned to the Whig party so glorious a share in the annals and government of this country. -But he raised thosexprinciples to, a higber power: ...

... without a theory. There are two parties in 'England,-Old England and Young England. Old England comprises the Tories and the Whigs; Young England the Reformers, whose leaders are the men of the Manchester School, of whom he naively adds, Sea tendences ...

... pretty much, the same may, we fear, be averred of the whole of the small and exclusive band of privileged placemen, whether Whig or Tory, who, by turns, monopolize the government of the country. In times long gone by, ere the schoolmaster had taken active ...

... e. There has been no lack of I2 real Conservative feeling, so much- of ?? indeed, that we a, hear vaunts ?? reaction. The Whigs or t Liberals have not been supremely happy in the conduct of t affairs upon the progressive 'principle. Why, then, have a ...

... which I cannot help calling attention l I refer to the p-oxy which Lord Panmure gave against the second reading. If there was a Whig whom the commonest gratitude for benefits received should have attached to the p resent Premier it is this noble lord. To Lord ...

... the conviction that the system under which they are transported is radically wrong. REVIVALISM IN IRELAND. (Prom the Northern Whig.) It has been said that a lie has no legs, but we, for our part, must express our dissent from that opinion. On the contrary ...

... Ur`GJAinie has shown no - ?? discard theu.;' Ais a'rudoimplement for the disintegration end damnge of a. el~ftdtlol, th'e Whigs n iu-:general have ?? promote.the, matohless orator. of our: day; jupst as they were to flatter and even to- follow the unrivallcd ...

... falling to pieces. am fo .oo The New York Trisbune, to show the licence of the press, Di quotes a passage from the KXroexilie Whig res otng At- vs torney -General Mack.- The editor of the l. ?? - fo We took a look at him, and don't hesitate to say that ...

... fashionably dressed, to visit his celebrated Hair-cutting EstablislInent, 101, Fisher- _ gate. Combs, Brushes, and Perfumery, Whigs, and arti- icial Hair of every kind, made to perfectly imitate nature. ?? Fishergate.-lAdvt.-1 THE CHURCH RATE QUESTION.-VOTES ...