... mindjurnishee us with precious examples of the per fection of critical style and judgment. A change has come o'er the spirit of the Whig review; from the maturity of manhood it seems declining into the acre and yellow leaf. In its present condition its articles ...

... Beverley, thousands upon thousands of people went to meet them, and the heroes. one of them the victim of Tory spite and Whig imibecility,' were actually drawn round the town in triutmph. A Brussels paper records the laconic address to the King of tite ...

... happened to be members of his own party. As an historian, Macaulay acknowledged that the Whigs of former times hadeommitted blunders and, perhaps, crimes. Wot so the Whigs of his own day. They were altogether immaculate and infallible. Their character was ...

... Beverley, tfhousands upon thousands' of people w~ent to maeet them ebu the Iheroes,\one of them thke victim of£or spite and wh~ig imbecility, wereactnlly dxawnaroadiie towu n iumpb,. ...

... Beverley, thousands upon thousands of people went to meet them, and the heroes, one of them the victim of Tory spite and Whig imbecility, were actually drawn round the town in triumph. An Aot of Parliament, which has jest received the Royal assent ...

... old-gentlemanly tone. One of its conclAing sentences is significant enough :— The entrancing rapture of our boyhood, says the Whig reviewer, is not to be recalled; the words and scenes are the same, but the sympathies, the associations, the yearnings they ...

... of it, because they know not what to make of the maker. That the wolf is coming may be true enough ; but that the Juvenile Whig watching the sheepish flock of this most wool-gathering isle of ours, is in earnest in crying wolf ! at this moment, is ...

... perfectly cool throughout, and requested as a last favour that he might be shot, instead of dying by the rope. The Aorthern Whig of this morning has the following statement in referesce to the trial : Notwithstanding the atrocity of the crime of ! which ...

... and fitted out (we continue to speak of steamers only), some entirely new and others altered from sailing vessels. When the Whigs suc- ceeded the Tories in power Lord Clarence Paget did Sir John Pakington, the first Lord of the Admiralty under the Derby ...

... treated the Government of the country as if it had been a game at shuttlecock, weeks and long months have been wasted by the Whig-Radicals in attempting to carry out that illusory -programme, which was the pretext by which a change of Government was effected ...

... Toryism of their judges ? Earl Grey is oblivious of the proverb about those who live in glass houses. Do not Whig Governments generally promote Whig barristers, and Tory Governments Tory barristers i The sin of America in this respect is the sin of the mother ...

... Ilardinia. U TM door sad the Bits rid bee p the pear mother, bee heart lso tsU lar ' Ai, wry the Millie we thee,' sets the breed Whig got gr;ge dry, and a tear is trapordiet on beard Charlet/au.? Welted, neanwhi!e, its trapnr out their e of prwty sprehee to ...