... derived from experience. It would be a very curious circumstance, although not at all without precedent in history, if the old Whig policy of centralising our Indian management, and subjecting the affairs of that country too directly to the political changes ...

... These vt'incs are perfectly free from Cape Britiah Wine. PORT from the wood SOs. ?ort. Matured, bottle 86s. j Port, fell of whig ABs.tos6s. „ fhllflaviinr 425. | „ Dry old COs. to7as. SHERIiV, Pale dry per dozen. Palo or Golden 3ds. Old Solera Vis ...

... in tho refusal to allow their mate's time to count. I lor one, as an old comuiunder of but recent servitude, and without any Whig interest, am doomed to a retirement at 60 on 12s. Od. per diem unless my mate's timr* is allowed, in which cuso I should receive ...

... made but committed itself to the project. There is fools of us—and because we are fools we have little stir out of doors. Whigs and Tories are become cowards—and being both fools and agreed in Parliament. The prospect before us cowards, we are ready to ...

... belles the belga he charged inters* at the et IL par seat. vat Inset Merest at Os ems Tate ter the p. 4.1 hairvadat between the Whig mad the whom smelt Cati may he mods. Interest at the rate east. per moms will emus on the time Call illea as NM instant. The ...

... Tom Moore, Campbell, Goldsmith id Byron, and Dickens may also be numbered in the brilliant ah rray of riters for the good old Whig of the Strand.' e~. F 1rom Morgan TH'Carthy, the 'joking genius.' who im- 3g er sod the famous ' potato speech' on a drowsy ...

... hail, at the outset of his life, connected himself in close political and private friendship with the dissolute leaden. of the Whig party, who were engaged, not merely in opposition to the Court, but in pereonal hostility to the king. The Prince's education ...

... to assent to such a reduction. Mr. Puller, the keyhole; or, in the cafe of a robbery jewels at it must be remembered, ia a Whig, and habitual Lady Lorgnette’s, that policeman 1 of the Y Z division supporter of the Ministry; and the Opposition have has ...

... been made retrospective, and have taken effect from the first day of his appointment. Jobbery has three degrees. There is the Whig job, peddling, sneaking, appertaining to the family, and always for the good of the nation. There is the Tory job, on a handsome ...

... Claverhouse, from the asper- sions cast lpon him. by Macaulay and Other writers.. There is no doubt that the distinguislhed Whig historian was not, when he formed his judg- meat, in possession of information such as has since been broughtto light. The ...

... the original work is the biography of Charles James Fox, by M. Ville- main, who warmly eulogises the memory of our i great whig statesman as the champion of civil and i religious liberty in a season of conflict and trial. t Upon the whole, we perceive ...

... appear to be [ace as something in tho , ells rang when they got ands upon thousands of _ and the heroes, one of )ry spite and Whig lint the town in triumph. - Jowe's committee on the will, we undertand, propublic buildings there of to the construction of ...