... the two great parties are different indiviluals, professing identical view , , and with no substantial points of divergen^e. Whigs and Tories have each a bias, whichone day willsgein carry them as far asunder as ever they yet have been. But a, pit., in the ...

... place the detested prince in an odious Wit The 1 ' excitement against the prince had reached its acme at this period, when a Whig ministry had attained power, and public insults to the prince were no rarity. He was known in England as the leader of the ...

... smaithre, they would moommend tl• hereielleioa is favour of the bull-The he sled& it.-Yr Bannister was ovece to thin ; but • Whigs ilwy most have, aid averall get nowhere unites they took this we. 11. tbouglit be not propose say nwohakin still he would not ...

... their institution, , out to allow to exhibit their valualde works art; MO ISO felt prowl that Is, amid retnrii thelli, alter Whig vice. by 1.11 many thousands, without. the I. injury. Ile bad stated on • previous occa that he hail applientimis to vast numbers ...

... ammtly met with serious disasters, but in the heart ci • people eked be he free disasters stimulate to increased exerlkes.—Ths Whig thinks &Menem pmemeset most lamentable failure in history. aid the should be surrendered to abler and bettor heeds. The In ...

... was desirable that the recognition of the South should take pima, but he should be sorry to see any act mounittmed have the Whig of lerfati m our modem into sails with those el lie Rd RUSSELL all policy whici bad been by her Majesty's government was founded ...

... DOGS. Hector and Neptune. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), the Drama of never swerved in giving his best support and advocacy to the Whigs and the Liberal cause. THERE iil4l been an unexpected, but a most just turning of the tables in the case of James Parkinson ...