... turn of mind, without any iv- • cumbrance. Sick Whigs.— , A sinking Monarch once his courtiers' pardon prayed, \ his dying slow their leisure were delayed; From whose good taste this Government of Whigs may learn - tale the country's hint, and vanish ...

... they were now to advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their ...

... world of talk. Ministers have contrived to make the speech more than usually common-place and loose, and considering how the Whigs on former occasions have committed her Majesty by putting specific declarations forth through this medium, this vagueness oh ...

... THE PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. The prescription of a deceased Whig Duke, for converting a pinch of curry into a poor man's dinner, sinks into insignificance by the side Lord Palmerston's ingenuity, manufacturing a presentable Royal Speech out of the ...

... vacancies have not been filled by the supporters of the government. Contrast the conduct of Sir R. Peel with the small coterie of Whigs. found school of statesmen who have handed bis name down to this day; and took them without reference to rank, fortune, or ...

... so that if they were now to advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one an eaEipe. him al au Ina. k liauca iauguter. ) The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their own, had adopted ...

... aU, it is the wisest policy. After another spontaneous disruption, tbe country surely vrill see bow effete and used-up tbe Whigs ?? are. On all sides you hear it remarked, that it would be madness in Lord Palmerston to attempt another session in his present ...

... with shingle and mason's dust, similar to the new one in Charch-strett. —A stroag feeling prevailed in favour of aspitalte Whig again used, but it was overruled on account of the expense, Mr. Noblett urging that the method adopted in Church-atreet was ...

... are not exactly of the kind born to wield the Ministerial sceptre. What young Whirrs are more promising than Mr. LAYARD and Whigs ROBERT? Among the older men, we are almost equally at a loss. Sir G. C.LEwrs has been thought of, but Sir G. C. LEWIS is manifestly ...

... A $CENE AT AN IRISH TOWN COUNCIL. The Kolrtheon Whig gives the following graphic report of an exoraordinary soene which oocured at a recent meeting of the Cork Town Council Mr. Keller wished to draw the Mayor's attention to one or two matters whleh would ...

... granted owing to the bribery of the Litorals in Sudbury and St. Albans—(cheera) —the representative the latter place being Whig and a Gualtr Mr. R. H. Hutchinson seconded the resolution, and made spirited speech io favour of Mr. Turner. The motion was ...

... Continent will regulate the labour market in Coventry. This is a lamentable state of things, for which we may thank our present Whig Government ; and although some of Ellice and Paxton’s partisans profess not to believe it, it is quite certain they all feel ...