... the case at this point no doubt the people of England might be easily convinced of the great success of the triumvirate of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals. But we will take care not to stop there, and remove at once the tiny gauze which shrouds the fictitious ...

... order in council has been promulgated for sal , insignificant reward, but the finding is considered to be the ultimatum of Whig liberality.: I am, Sir, your obedient servant, STUDIO. ...

... bandied about in the courts and clubs. The only thing certain is that Mr. Brady. who is more fortunate in the pos. session of a Whig Chancellor father than in his enterprising efforts to attain senatorial honours, will be provided tor, and very handsomely ...

... Cingalese and the confidence of the home authorities. The deceased baronet sat for many years as member for Sheffield, as a Whig and something more, and took a prominent part in the debates on the questions of the ballet and the appropriation of the revenues ...

... king words, may be pitted against the most artful examples of this style of composition which even the history of Whig promise and Whig performance could afford. Exactly as the sepia fish is said to pour out a profuse inky secretion to , conceal its position ...

... clauses. One of these alluded to the apathy of the government, and, in plain and undisguised terms, virtually condemned both Whigs and Tories tor having neglected this great national interest. This was an important declaration, and in future attempts to ...

... unlikely that he will fall in soon for something of office, which few of any party would deny his right to, considering how the Whigs dispose in general of their patronage. ...

... country. Apropos of Dublin Castle—Lord Carlisle is the last Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with more certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just pos-ible, if the Tories come into office, that ...

... man of any party who, with an accurate knowledge of passing events, will pretend to affirm that Lord PALMERSTON is either a Whig of the RUSSELL stamp or a Democrat of the BRIGHT section ? Here lies the secret of the do-nothing policy of Lord PALMERSTON ...

... proceedings which he has instituted against the vicar of Belfast, remarks that of ll the journals in the north two only, the Whig and remarkable for their hostility to the eacmth, sustain Dr. Knox in the course (unwarrantable, the Warder says) which his ...

... of rancour or any sense of humiliation. If we were not Conservatives we would rather hoist colours than those of either the Whig or the Manchester faction. The former section seem to imagine that _ -- they alone were made for England; the latter conceive ...

... following description of Sir Robert Walpole—the pattern Whig, as somebody has aptly called him. A practical man, but a prosy one was this minister--a pattern pnlitioian, that has his imitators in the Whig ranks at this day : Is this eloquent? The man creates ...