... that an eesaylat'bf no ordinary brilliancy had arisen to instructo and amuse the reading pubhlic. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, ini recognition of his, intellectual superiority, aiiliointea Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, a conmirnsioner of bank. rpo;atin ...

... only delayed or thwarted by base, despicable, wicked England. a, The Pope's worst eneumies, cried the 'dTldet, are the to Whigs and Liberals at home. If the Emperor, echoed ,The O'Donohue, should waver in his fidelity to the - vicar of Christ-which ...

... true word spoken in a joke, and this is One of them. In Norwich the Tories let Heaven see the pranks they dare not show the Whigs, r end vice vared. I should be, truly astonished to see the. tl parties iriplicated in the bribery of Joel Fox prosecuted, ...

... was Mr. Mellor's bill to put dowar bribery and corrupt f practices at elections, rendered so necessary by the exposure v of Whig doings in several immaculate boroughs. There was c a singular alacrity in certain members-legal members espe- v cially-to shove ...

... committee not now in the prc House, told - hin that- there was a'young member of the sat - onsde'(lnneoted by special ties with the Whig families, and I it was his-casting vote that destroyed tbat, otherwise immort, Ne tel Lord of the Trasury.-(A laugh.)-hat was ...

... very uneasy C sensations, by no means allayed by our increasing expenda tore. War prices ill peace times is payigvry tates are Whig ministry. The reports from the Ut te are uneatisnactory on ever. ` No Speaker electedeb has become a stereotype telegram, ...

... recent dinner. It is a a characteristiC of Disraeli, that like Canning and Peel (and by 9. the way unlike Palmerston cud the Whigs) he keeps his eye - upon the promising young blood of the ceuntry, and loses no f opportunity of bringing it iato tlsose channels ...

... Conservative Governments have been in office they have readily united with Conserva- of tives to denounce the tax, Now that a Whig Ministry is in office their power of endurance has suddenly A become enlarged; and those gentlemen who figored at the public ...

... United States, Mr. enningtond, the Speaker, is a republican and abolitionist. He was one time Governor of New. Jersey, and a Whig;- but when that party disappeareds he joined the republicans. His abolition views are moderate: he would not proclaim imexdiate ...

... replaced by a direct I taxation, and help to aggravate the deficiency s looming I in the distance, which Sir FRANcIs B.UUNG, a Whig, an ?? of the Exchequer, estimates at no less than £12,000,000 sterling. Thus t Bad begins, and worse remains behind. The ...

... as a refiexion on the class of politicians to whichl '-he riaht hon. gentlemen belongs-he forgivee~him' 'bsoaiii; v to the Whig benches were never known to furnish a Choncellor .9 ~at of the Exchequer. How courteous t'o ai great p~arty. which '.nt )St ...

... workmen, shepherds, woodwards, and bailiffs to be put under political ban ? Mr. DISRAELI predicts that the measure will ruin the Whig party. The boroughs H which will be handed over to the six-pounders, he points out, are chiefly represented by Liberals of ...