... has scare lawyer in the Whig ranks, and them, of course, would put the of mediocrities out of temper. The don Review, in writing on this subject, sa « Bethell being i for, the next qu Who ought to succeed him | Never the Whigs so ill provided with recruits ...

... Society would not, at the bid an our rd in ee ae Government, or any other authority, o ———S hp few ama the ligionism of official Whig expediency was hem, down by the independent, manly spirit of { the uncompromising Protestant declaration of ri; bject Crear ...

... appointing wa matters not the by which a nearly expired, they nominated a obtained this well-paid sine- credit, to be thrus genuine Whig chip he is an Irish importa- who, to his great ho had not been conaulte cure ; suffice it to say, Doub ; as into a congregation ...

... opinions, bis righteous soul lias so vexed with the pitiful halting between two opinions exhibited by the Scottish Chief the Whigs, he can no longer keep silent. When tlie Lord Advocate heard colleague so venerable for his years, and so devoted to the traditions ...

... electors now upon the roll, and who are denuded of their qualification, with the schoolmasters of the respective parishes. The Whig interest has been entirely overlooked for many years, and the Liberal side of the roll is consequently in a very unsatisfactory ...

... into ridicule for being the son of a hairdresser, made answer— So am, and I am come into the oose to give dressing to the whigs.— Mm Knights gmphy. A noble lord asked clergyman once, at the bottom of his table, why the goose, if there was one, was ...

... the second title, to be borne by his son will be Lord Ampthill. Female Dress.— Cupid Peg-Tops, in lette to the Nortliern Whig, observes :— late y.3ars th fashions dress have become more and more extrava ancl expensive. A ' fine girl' now en grande ...

... towns then unrepresented. Liverpool and Castlereagh had now been succeeded by Canning, and the accession of a portion of the Whigs to office under that distinguished man, gave hopes of a more favourable consideration of popular rights. Lord John left to ...

... favourite of the intelligent and cultivated portion his countrymen. In politics Mr Everett ranks among the '-conservative whigs; has always firmly and consistently opposed the republican party ; and heretofore has been charged with sympathies gravitating ...

... of which so much is occasionally made, had largely broken down. There was no longer that sharply defined antithesis between Whig and Tory which, in other days, divided these two great parties. At this hour when Conservative statesmen assume the duties ...

... themns but unimportant exceptions to the general promise of a most abundant and sound potaotes this year iv Ireland.— Northern Whig. ...