... picture. f( It is to this luxurious profusion os imaginative g power, moulditig all the operations-of a mind lii gR which veteran Whig prejudices were so firmly b rooted that they bad-become' part of the nature d of the man, that we would willingly attribute ...

... ruse-his spirit, 'like a Greek demon, must lurk in every stisteemau'dsoul, and be con- scious of all its intents and purposes. Whig,. Tory, and ?? can have no secrets from him. He dare' not be less tban omniscienlt. To, Co1fess.ignorpme on asy question that ...

... half-hearted Whig support to the popular cause, and the popu- lar triumph in spite of all difficulties. These struggles are to many as occurrences of the other day; to Apore they are matters of history. Macaulay is a young Whig to the former; an old Whig to the ...

... whetherlthere is in the whole half column spoken ; on the subject a single word that the 'mozt thorough-going Conseri ,jvative or Whig--of 'the :day might' not usd with the, dbsolutel certait ththecud wriggle out'-of it at any moment with the. greatest ease ...

... much to carry it. For twenty s years the authors-I mean the Parliamen- f tary authors - of that bill - the leaders of d the Whig party, steadily refused to step hi oned single hair'sbreadth in advance of it. m 'They justified by their conduct that which ...

... somewhere, and hab then the crash will come. If the thingc comes to it is at fight we expect, four thfings-firet, that thes opir Whigs will be dismissed - secondly, that Eng- he land and France will fight on opposite sides; lo1w, thirdly, that England will declare ...

... sentiments to the circumstances of the past eight years? Has not the country been: trifled with session after sessionu by Whigs and Tories 2 have not schemes. after schemes, brought down now to rige corps and coast-line fortifications -both good enough ...

... differs from Mr Carnegie, who is not known to baye~ hsgd. .in. either direction, although 'his house was always Tory uniltilthe Whigs changed the sentiments of its iresenn t head by the offer of the peerage which he now enjoys. But we are able to state that ...

... the bar in the settlement of the question, What is an Hospital ? - ' CLOCn:8TRIteiG EITRAORDtIAEYAT BELTA ST. -The Northern Whig says :-Ths morning exactly as the hand pointed to the hour of 'one, the clock of the Linen Hall' commenced to strike,. and ...

... I must, at the same time, beg you to He bear in mind that Parliamentary Reform has Ile long been the stock in trade of the Whigs when disc they wanted to get into office, but when they of i got in, they ceased to be good Parliamentary the Reformers; and ...

... vicious horses is Mr Rarey's E only, but for putting the kicking-strap on a re- fractory demagogue there is nothing like your I Whig Ministry. The alliance is now complete; i there they are before ?? Napoleon, Lord I .Palmerston, John Bright-a mighty trio ...

... have made returns, the nt unmber is f6i21. We hope there is no Id mcoth' member of Parliament, except Mr U boncreiff,. whether Whig' or Tory, who 'ae Quld entertain a doubt, if be expressed his iouest opinion, that the electoral roll would p e improied f ...