... when its real character is properly understood. The measure of 1832 was a huge Whig swindle. Its schedules w ere so arranged as to preserve as many as possible of the corrupt Whig nomination boroughs, and to disfranchise all the proprietoiial con slituencies ...

... Should the present large demand for seed continue to act on the market, prices may up still iurther ere the close the month.— Whig. Commercial liberty taking root in France, and public opinion is setting against Government embarking in trades and manufactories ...

... cannot be regarded otherwise than a mere temporary expedient brought forward for the purpose of redeeming the character of the Whigs, which had been pledged almost beyond redemption on this subject. Having turned out Lord Derby’s Government on this subject ...

... ignorance, and indifference have prompted them to pursue. Siuce 1829 it has been the leading idea with Conservative well as Whig Governments to pander to the Roman Catholic element in Ireland. They have always sought for ease in truckling and subserviency ...

... Smyth, in which a numb ...

... passing of a measure fraught with consequences tersely pointed out Mr. Osborne. Lord Derby never could have imagined that the Whigs would have dared to produce such a bill. took for granted that, with Lord Palmerston’s supposed Conservative tendencies, they ...

... to testify their respect for him, turned over all tho ground allotted for oats, and, in a tew days after, put in the seed. Whig. Garibaldi’s Bride.— Unpleasant Discoverv will remembered that, after Garibaldi married considerable amount of gossip was afloat ...