... OUR COUSINS GERMAN. What Swift, in the bitterness of party rancour, said ] the Whig Bishop Burnet, might, with at least equal truth, be said of the very greatest man in this our day :—“ The world hath acquired fashion believing him backwards.” His pr ...

... ae ain when France 1s and German y reassur and our - fortifications at once perfect and unnece us then go on with what both Whigs and Tor on { improve, our means of defence, amend our laws, ari ie out all that does not involve party dissension vil fl this ...

... ce which his ancestors had the honor of dis indignant that an o holding should be thus siudiously dra red in the mire. | ob] Whig Goveru- | the Whether intentionally or not, by the acts ments, time after time, these appoitments had been degraded. | cer ...

... Bill was introduced into that house. It was to merease the number of Whig voters in | and it was of course desirable also to have Whig sheriffs to conduct the elections for the Whig interest Li that was not afair deduction from the facts, he knew not ...

... exploded policy of exciting the North against the South, and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means, using the Whig influence among the constituencies. Never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistracy of a free country than by the ...

... 1845; and, secondly, 1848, Harriet Elizabeth, second daughter of Lord Chesh am. The yen, eld several 1 appointments duri ng the Whig adminis- t of resent peer has hi bee! n a Lord of the Treasury in 1834, Controller of ears. trations, having hold, and afterwards ...

... now extinct, was peculiarly florid and acrimonious in its comments, which, being duly transcribed into the columns of the Whig journals at home, seemed to discourse small arms and artillery at every period. Without doubt the public mind of England was ...

... Great Eastern will burne’s body had been foun at fall rates. Public sales ar e advertised to take place foundation.—Northern Whig. sale on arrival when 1,000 sheets English and probably remain off Spithead for the night, though not coming Esq.— here on ...

... county, which bis mother occupied. that nobody could mention Sunday last. at Richmond-hill, Rathmines um= ment chose to take a Whig there resident le- in the house except in term 3 of commendation (hear, hear.) who, it will be remembered, committed a murderous ...

... constitution, which we hope the tranquillity and relaxation of private life will tend to strengthen and restore.— Northern Whig. HOI COMMONS —Friuav, Just 1. PAPER DUTY. 1 FFRMOY asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he iulendod, in of the Bill ...