... set near six ere you had done. Such was the gratifying result of this year s labour. Such the satisfactory result of having a Whig Ministry office. Ask any member of either House with what result has remained seven months and upwards of this year in London ...

... enjoyment of these senatorial delicacies commences usually from the 3rd to the 6th February. This year, however, that new broom, Whig Ministry—the belter to carry out its proverbial use—swept clean away the last ten days our M.P.’s holidays, and commenced work ...

... attentive iat «r of ti courtesies of Mr. Brand ; Mr. Calcutt—ln ...

... fact which has dishearieoc. of our be-t friends, and afforded others pretext lor deserting ui—tb- certainty that neither a Whig nor a Con servative Govemm ut wiU give us any assislanCt—has notisturued me. the beginning saw that toe Insb Svslem of l-.ducation ...

... the City of “Dublin.” Further, it would appear that Messrs. French and Tracey arc not “ Liberals any means. “¥fcifher the Whig sec“tion, nor the Radical Section, the Democratic section, or any other section, have put forward a “ candidate!” Yet, Mr. ...

... rl of Derby, [or that, .sereryme knows, was the question winch the el-Prendei .1 England led tire ’’ Canning leaven nf the Whig Mow the In 1834, •nd lam im f-mndutinn his »aV*eq*u*u pr..a ro* ,n li«Qtr o the Tories. Who -t ioher. allusion thereto ilrfik’ ...