... ages of the world,' ?? have written on ?? of money; it affiectsall classes of the community-bigh and low, maui and' women, Whigs and 1oieafi, Philosiopherd and kings; It wiis- 'battlei' and decides the fate 6d klngdoms (hear, hear end lalhlter). Grattan ...

... solemn assurance that the rights of the t people in the matter of electoral reform would t be secured by the return of tile Whigs N to power. The agreement in Willis's Rooms, r repeated in the House of Commons by Lord c John Russell before the vote that ...

... discovered that, Were the French Imperial rule to prevail in Ireland, there is scarcely a newspaper, whether Conservative, Whig, or Nationalist, that could venture to publish such articles in relation to Govern- anout as appear every week with impunity ...

... service again, if not in all their pristine beauty, at least, with some degree of attraction to those who pin their faith to Whig professions, not having profitted by past experience. Peace—the country is, fortunately, at peace with all the world, and therefore ...

... we are i~~ ~ w. are to credit the gossip of the day. Mr. Sr. JonN GRANT has toned his address to catch stray votes from the Whig proprietors, who are very strong in the county. In fact, the leading nobility and gentry are Liberal, and would not be trapped ...

... ThAt the sorely beleaguered bit of Poyalty at Gaeta is to )ieitied: that tle saine is true of the (of late) sadly bes.pattered Whig organ, not more on account of this bad befouling and be- fooling than on account of the fact of its abject enslavement to our ...

... fails ented to perceive that on) the question of expenditure such an to tlse exonse is quite inadmissiesble. If thle present Whig Ad- iminiestation wvast to setaiso office, they nliust look to it eoors. tnit tise doubly lsonsicioess objects on whcitol tfe ...

... ridiculous of despatch the most factious df whigs, the mpst egotistical, 'and therefore the most impracticable 'of ministego. He addeces e'idence in support of all these 'assertions; ,andwhatever may be the opinions of whig partisans, -liberal aspifants for places ...

... C. Wood's present of ;£520,000 to the descendant of Tippoo Saib not only reminds us of the tradi- tionary recklessness of 'Whig statesmen, but re- vives the history of one of those political events in India which severely tried the power of the British ...

... Institutions; but, happily, it haa been reserved for a llberal go. Yeatment to stifle the subject. It is to the iterest of Whigs and Tories to stifle Reform. Let them fight for place henceforth, as bitterly a8 they have ever fought, but let it not be oi ...

... are the c onstant, unchangeable charac- teristics ef Toryism, The Whigs' hatred of true liberty and popular government is as .deep and fervent as that of their-rivals. But the Whigs have, always had :sense enough to discover that the poliqyof absolutism ...

... supporters of the government. Mr. Bright and his followers proclaim their independence and their virtual secession fyom the Whig camp, and 0ignaliee their act of rebellion by a deliberdte attack upon the government position, This opening augars Ill for ...