... that an essayist of no ordimry brillianey had arisen to instruct and amuse the reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of his intellectual superiorityL, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, Commissioner of Bankruptcy; and ...

... Taking tile ascertained numbers of Palinerstouian supporters and adlierents-—or more pro* perly, the Liberal party, including whig, radical, liberal, and advanced liberal, and the Conservative party, rmnprUidg ultra and moderate lories,—-the balance of votes ...

... , jn*t as Did Whig appeals when you tell him that his notions are antediluvian, and >h>t harb-r can rejuvenate them as does his LnriVdp’s anti whiskers. Dynasties] What dynasties for, unless for the bem hi of the people ? Marquis’s Whig ancestors thought ...

... John adopts the usual (Whig) course stating that imperial interests require secrecy for the present—which will most probably do—there will be a few revelations to astonish quiet minds of the British public, will be found that the Whigs have once more truckled ...

... ** Agitate, agitate, agitate,” must their watchwords until it it abandoned. The Whigs seeta .determined to slick to it to the last; in short, long ns we are under the Whig regime, we may expect the perpetuation of the impost. We trust that in the present ...

... , the-Peel'ites and Stafford House Whigs consented vote for (his.resolutiuu. Ministers were beaien, and forthwith dissolved'PariiaiDeol-i they' failed to gel a majority in their own House of’Comnions, and the Whigs and Peelites came in, leav* ing their ...

... now adopted were in direct variance with the declared opinion of Mr. Gladstone in former times, and with the proposals of the Whig Govern incut itself in preceding sessions. They were taking the first step towards a large and permanent income tax. Even if ...

... its relation this important matter of office that the question of Reform appears to have the slightest interest for them. The Whig press look upon the measure as a Godsend for their pirty, insuring Hum temporary lease power, seeming good cry for the eleclion* ...

... address to, the jury, at present Tyrone Assizes, does not Midicsta the prevalence of disorder law iestness the county.’’—AWMern Whig. Lambkrt—Lima, Feb. 1,2. Captain Lionel X ••nbert, eotninaod-r of her Britan* nic Majesty’s war .-lenthei Vixm, left in perfect ...

... pt, that death blow which they probably expected from without. The truth is, and we not say. it now for the first lime, our Whig ruleis »re as little disposed to pass efficient sure of Reform as-the Conservatives. some respects the measure .of the Rj«le ...

... could not have played pro* consuls with more elegant ease, or more yawningly, than the“ amoliuraiive Morpeth,” Indeed, the one Whig has outdone the other for Chesterfield admitted, as be pressed his repeater, that if Connaught was risen” must also get up ...

... franchise bow could they oppose measure which proposed to add only 190.000 working men to tbe borough constituencies? Tbe Whigs would, of course, keep their eyes on the fugleman, and Radicals were not so blind not to know how much they would benefit if ...