... poor-hearted dupe without a particle of authority, and directing the issue of addres* in his name, the text— Pope—Pastoral—Ants- Whig. Mr. confesses all this ; he says he 44 monopolises all the blame ; but expresses no contrition and he has only one cause ...

... A local Whig contemporary, whose memory appears to be stored with a whole Newgate calendar of Madeline Smiths and James Pollens, writing, on Saturday in the happiest oblivion of what the late Mr. Hume used to call the piccadillies o' the Whig party, ...

... appeal, has got together no less than 25,000 distinct notes, orders, and instructions from his pen. My friend of the Northern Whig will prefer the 45 folios of Acta Sanctorum, about which he took to task. I would have small time to inform you of whst is ...

... address to the elector* in behalf of his nephew, Mr. George Skipton, of the Cassino, who intends to >ffer himself on Liberal and Whig principles. From Mr. M'Cormick's address it ia not easy discover his ■ijct political creed. He says nothing bat that he is ...

... its only important provision—the reduction of the qualification for the franchise ; audit appears that large body of the old Whigs Lord John’s Own,” as they arc called, will not support their chief’s measure. The Times tells us that the effect would to virtually ...

... established, and that political reasons had induced the trustees to remove the defendant, who was an active partizan on the Whig side, and that his appointment was for life, but he ad- duced no evidence to show that fact. His Honor said everything had ...

... to express alarm at the conduct of Louis Napoleon,—the Potentate preferred to all the rest of the Sovereigns of Europe, by a Whig-Liberal Administration, as one with whom, at this very conjuncture, to draw closer the ties of friend- . ship! Only too truly ...

... Many-headed Beast,” The Two Triumvirates,” The Proprietors of Progress,” and Suppers of the Tories,” Whig-Radical pretentions are mercilessly exposed, and Whig-Radical presumption receives well-merited castigation ; while for the more general reader we have ...

... the party whom he has been all his life opposing. There has been nothing like it since Disraeli's famous suggestion of the Whigs bathing, and Peel stealing their clothes. The following was the most successful passage Let them give honour to whom honour ...

... could - not object to a bill vrhieh would hand over ,to democrats some seats now occupied by Whigs, although he should lenient to see the Constitutional Whig influence destroyed, in that House, , Ile should not oppose, the second reading of the bill, ...

... overtures, we repeat, as they had earned a claim to, to induce them to enter the service' of Queen VICTORIA. But a miserable Whig-Liberal economy disregarded their claim, and preferred to incur, in the end, the far greater expel of taking recruits in their ...

... Derbtite Tactics.—Sir Hugh Cairns represents Belfast, and the Belfast people have, of coarse, much talk about him. The Northern Whig, therefore, discloses some of this talk follows:— the appearance made Sir H. Caiins in the debate Mr. Byng's motion for address ...