... very little whether the Whig or the Tory is victorious. None of them take the slightest interest in the contest, and one in of the most prominent Liberals wo have-refused to have anything do with it, the difference between Whig and Tory Government being ...

... object ia to ameliontiooe both ia the law ot aetttMaaot and the mode of feting. The new Poor Law fpr BnyjaM, oairiod by the Whig Government in XB3L in the face of much ignorant clamour, aoeompuahad only one-half of the improvement* contemplated it* author* ...

... attitude of parties of late, it is supposed by many to in- P dicate a union between the Liberal-Conservatives and v the old Whigs. The changes which have just taken place in the c Cabinet lead to the inference that Lord Palmerston is t in a difficulty. ...

... treats me with respect now I am nobody?' inquires Lord To ts- Eldon, His son replies, It is Sir John Campbell, the 1|1 Je 'Whig Solicitor-General. I wonder what they would ev qt have said of me, exclaimed the ex-Chancellor, if I had pe N driven ...

... profit into the Lands of merchants, shippers, brokers, manufacturers, and operatives. Chops the North or Ihrusd. —Th« Northern Whig ■ays —Wo hare returns from nearly score important districts in the north, concurring in general expression of great satisfaction ...