... most important colonies have been treated some recent Colonial Ministers, would scarcely be believed. The Whig Barnacles, who hold their seats in Whig Cabinet through some fortunate relationship or intermarriage, are, in the House of Commons, humility itself ...

... whose opinions they profess to approve. Years ago they joined the Whigs against the Radicals (184!)), then the Radicals against the Whigs (1855), interim the Popish Brigade against both Whigs and Radicals united (1851), then and 1859) all four combined against ...

... they ask for. Their demand is not an exorbitant one : it is simply fair-play; and every person in the community, undeceived by Whig sophistry or Radical artifice, ought heartily to cooperate with them their efforts for the support of that branch of industry ...

... electors in Newcastle who would prefer straightforward Tory to a trimming Whig, and who would rather nave Mr. Hodgson Hinde than Mr. Alderman Philipsont their leader. The Whigs have made a blunder in opposing Mr. Carstairs, as they will one day find to ...

... favour of progress and advanced Reform. He was much what Whig was in 1832, but which they heard no more, and the Tories appeared to be now better Reformers than the Whigs. Since that period the Whigs had been degenerating In public opinion : they had given ...

... are giving some liberal satisfaction without preraring any future inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, Whig or Toiy, Conservative or Liberal, make these gentlemen understand that, in their opinion, in the union of Church and State ...

... a widely extended peculiarity, out of which the Whigs have not failed to create abundant fountain of official profit. As the descendant of Abraham turns old clothes to account, so your ingenious Whig battens upon the imperfections of the human mind ...

... preside at nei be given at an early day after the meeting n to Sir Wm. Hayter; testimonial to Sir William, lis services to the Whigs, is being got up. Agr . ccr aßu, . Lancashire, has been fined £100 for selling chicr*v I coffee. The subscription for Tom Sayers ...

... illuminating capacity it is alleged likewise to suitable, when mixed with fish oil, for the processes of lubrication. Further Whig-Radical Reform.—The London Correspondent of the Manchester Guardian—& well-known and able official—makes the following remarks ...

... contemptible Ministry, as worthy Town Councillor rightly designates them, is endeavouring to meet the lavish expenditure which the Whig-Radicals have brought upon the country, and which all the taxation, enormous as its amount, which they are able to impose, ...