... betimes of the fraud designed regarding them. The Tories will no more give them a charter for an exclusive University than the Whigs. Of this let them be assured; and this for the best of all possible rea. sons, that the House of Commons would not en- dorse ...

... responsibility for the present melan- rcholy condition of that beautiful country. Sir G. BownYE could hardly give the two , Whig statesmen a better title to the appro- h bation of the great majority of English- men, though, in truth, the imputation was ...

... ha:! the key of the Italian revolution, and it was to him that Itatazzi looked up. He believed that the greet Pied. mentese whig party was tottering to its fall, and that be- fore another debate took place on this subject in the bones I the bubble of Italian ...

... very few years make him. self a voter by the existing law. Thus, to them, I seen to be an aristocrat and almost a tory; while whigs suppose me to be a radical leveller. So much I say as introductory to America. Tisat country could not have a peerage or royalty ...

... struggles his foibles have receded, and the more 1 sterling qualities of character have been foremost. As editor of the Knoxville Whig he advocated the Union cause, until he was thrown I into prison. To the last he kept the flag of the United States floating ...

... the so-called conservative party. This state of things may be of little consequence to Lord Palmerston and his anti-ballot whig aupporters, but the committee cannot suppose that it would e welcome to the great body I of the liberal members of the House ...

... Austria, however, interfered, and overthrew that constitution, and restored the state of things which behd formerly existed. The whigs, lcd by Sir James' Mackintosh, made a motion in this house to consider . on what principle the foreign policy of this country ...

... al stream gradually to gather volume, vainly expecting to arrest its flood (whenever it may so please them) by homilies in whig-tory journals, and by unconstitutional devices after the manner of the Reserve fund. The stream rolls on. At this very moment ...

... we should never have heard any more of that in this hoese. There was once a great party of protectionists wrho turned the whigs onlof osce and then proposed thsmselves a modified tariff. We all know what was .the fete of that great party that went into ...

... on their Irish policy alone thiat he wished to touch in this instance, and he would say it was matter of notoriety that the whig go. vernment of late years had became more than ever onpopular in Ireland. (Hear, hear.) The right lion, getlematn the Secretary ...

... the intervention. No one can blame them in this hard alternative for resolving on the latter.-I am, &c., IPall-mall, May24. A WHIG. 1 MAnS TO THE WEST COAST.-The African mail steamer Athenian sailed on Saturday for the West Coast with the mails and 26 passengers ...

... (lUiOILIii, ecut, tiovra.) Mi at hade that goverinment diet 'iV lieul Lmii I vll Ilrroughlt ou~t at niteassre, of reforir, the' Whig pri ti iipsi it, and they hiai nevcr since broughtl~ totivaiid at lleaaiiie uf then oilolrli time beat questtion ,f cef..riii ...