... defend. All this will be en dorsed by any one who has watched the hon. mem ber's career. Ever since he took office under th( Whigs he has been in a statB of transition. Before he was something more than a Liberal—a flaminj Radical, famous for his sweeping ...

... again have such another outrage on our civilisation as the miserable death of this wretched victim to regulation.—Northern Whig. ...

... that blind anapuicidal policy of the Whigs, by which they refused concession after concession, until they had disgusted and broken up their party .What are the factsI? Mr. Horsmair accepted oflice twice with the Whigs-once, *in 1840, when the blind and ...

... to all but earnest reformers. The sum of the matter is that, at present, there is enough power among the Conservatives and Whigs to secure possession of the House for Moe purposes on one side or the other. Any popular change would, of course, shake that ...

... of. has always universally respected au*i esteemed hv those whom* has been known. has wife and large family. —Surthcrn Daily Whig* A Music Missiohabt.—ln a Kentish village, numbering barvlly mure Ilian fX) inhabitant®, thanks Mr. Hullahs scales, the children ...

... potent politician, on the same aide. We merely throw out the hint on our own fancy, without knowing whether any other aspirants, Whig or Tory, may awaiting the next vacancy, but think it pity that good man, with the spirited dash, audacious humour, and real ...

... sympathy with the Tory party. He never could induce himself to act with the Radicals, much he respects them ; and, as to the Whigs, he says distinctly that he has opposed them on every great—and we might add on every little—measure of the session. By his ...

... =lAwho stated that ahe was late et by Sergeant Porter with uttering hose este at therges. It appeared that law week the wow WHIG= Paine. St. George's, awl pima& Imo next west to the Three Hone la Hr. John egg. and tendered a aorta In payment he seri beer ...

... frogs the sweet tarn Ind the withal Water was laid on lustily ben a etighlering prop ; the teginevdriver woe dragged Iron a Whig .hop when be bad ass sod the t owee tel mambo ; • stoker mew heed sitting by a taproom be ; old man from the workhouse was ...

... him. He asked—if the Queen sent for Cobden and Bright, would Mr Horsman join them (Mr Horsman—No.) He would not support the Whig, which was the best; then would he support Lord Derby (Mr Horsman did not answer, but merely shook his head.) The Chairman ...

... due a be be pees leer and likely at sire likely to be bamboo s.d It is net war beim= =prams, is roiled le lib IMO. My esker Whig alma thie—tbet we will km basss ell ear bats that bre &pubs, whatever boy be, essibil by (bur, ulnas ebb b. or whether those ...

... advance against -Berkeley 1 aend Langton. Mr. llorsnlan cannot, perhaps, do better.: Let us ?? the right 'honourable Thedical-Whig-Tory li under his true colours, by all, means. The Conserva- tives seem to adm ire a renegade almost as, ,wel~l si ,t~heyi-c ...