... has ever been able to bring before the paldk. In. tending purchasers will Red this a favourable tunity of supplylog with a @Whig at pries. ...

... him, but• to state openly in Parliament that it is against him, and him only, that we arm, we believe this is owing not to Whig. patriotism, but the necessities of the situation, and that Palmerston feels that the spirit of the country st this crisis ...

... perhaps ever produced. Young Hazlitt, our Venetian author, made his debut some yews ago as a shorthand writer , just as the Whig grandeur of the Morning Ch ros i de was fading; it is now, lam told, looking up like tallow in the market; John Black, nicknamed ...

... by the wags the Garden of Eden, in respect that it was made laid phrassoloes of Lord Banuatyne,—the predilec• for Adam, the Whig Chief Commiasioner, was, of the brisk manner of Lord Hermand ,— the anti - ties for Ltd quotation of Lord Meado w ba n k ,-- ...

... resorted to for the purpose of forcing the Government to withdraw their illadvise I achememuch as an income-tax is deer to every Whig financier. A great deal of mischief la thus being done to our Indian trade, and if the finances of the country were before ...

... to the ever-dining honour of Fox Made, sow Lord Dalhousie and Panmure. His father was a wonderful old man; one of the real whig clique, he named he son Fox, after Charles Janata was a great wag in his way, and eminently social; when - Ile eat in the House ...

... light on the watery ; no ens else was in the implosive. We did not dare to sameour suspicions, foaling the mu,: enrol= might Whig on us mere rig irons confine- anent ; and wisteria Koh-bee thoughts might have been, he sever gave them expression, nor hinted ...