... politics, and there is little fear that (with tho careful narsing of his henchmen in Banff and Aberdeen) he will ever desert the Whigs. He has a seat in the House of Lords, but there ho is mere automaton and there too much reason to fear that his political opinions ...

... hand in hand with spice of nepotism in practice. Some lift ten or twenty years ago, two families happened to pet recipients of Whig favours ; and when the wise and witty Charles Iluller heard of any post being given the Elliotts, ho would observe gravely ...

... PETERHEAD SENTINEL. 6m, —After promise of Parliamentary Ret ;m from the House, if sued under successive Parliaments, ami both by Whig and Tory adruinistra'ions, it must matter of deep disappointment to all true reformers, and to her Majesty's liberal-minded ...

... stated that the nation had been promised Pat liaroentary Reform from the Throne, issued under successive Parliaments, and both Whig and Tory administrations.'’ Your compositor made • slight mistake ia the wording, but it is of no consequence. My object was ...

... party, not at all discouraged their recent defeat, arc taking steps to form an association for the purpose of extending the Whig interest to such extent to make sure of returning one of their party at subsequent elections. Tho request by the Senatus of ...

... aMertained, stand thus —Liberal papers 50 Conserrative Independent 20; Neuter, 128. No distinction is here made between Liberal and Whig, Liberal and Radical; between Conservatire and Liberal Conaerratire or Tory. The says the Ladies who think the newspaper is ...

... scolding for not proceeding in a more earnest with the Reform Bill last session, and informed his Lordships that having given the Whig* a fair trial and found them deficient, was in future to give his support to the other ride. The strike among the builders ...

... 17. Expectants of the abolition of the income tax, the forlorn heps. 18. Cripples, halt. 19.. 'Vorios, stand at ease. 20. Whigs, advance. 21. Radicals, advance in double quick time. 22. Poets, the wing. 23. Farmers, drill 24. Oculists, eyes right. 25 ...

... of the Principal and the Janitor while in Oxford there are often many thousands. It is well known to be ruse the part of the Whig party to get in another man of their own, for it is well understood that were this great boon (?) granted, Parliament House ...

... of the census return handed in a resident in that part of Ireland. Our correspondent hopes it will amuse the readers of the Whig:— il name is Jonney Dooly, i i ...

... has afom; with the last vestiges protection. Under the the Government discover ranged, but nol united, tho remains of the old Whig party, which is almost impossible distinguish from the Conservative party-the Pcelitics, the Liberals properly called, and ...

... disgusted to hear the matter again brought above board. Having been dodged on every hand upon the subject, both Tories and Whigs, ever since 1832, it is little wonder that they arc now gelling tired healing about it. the same time, however, they must remember ...