... therefore, with propriety, be called unsparing. This, however, by t now way. Lord Palmerston, to the great joy of the Whigs, has refused to adopt Mr. Horsman's amendment. It would have been too humiliating for the Premier and his colleagues to be ...

... Dungarvan in the year 1755, and was sarried in 1772. What is most remarkable is that the venerable dame never knew the taste of ?? Whig. M1R. GLAD STONe. --It is stated that somebody has invited the Right Hon. IV. E. Gladstone to a banquet in this town, and that ...

... genuine purpose, but he used to deal cleverly in cries, and his last new invention is to rake out of the rag-basket the old Whig one of retrenchment. HVis next, per. chance, as he is going in for a popular Ministry, will be the once popular banner, ...

... youm brother repealers have pledged yourselves to, viz.- that you will pitch politics overboard, and vote for anybody, Tory or Whig, Spooner, Taunton, Partrige, or Jemmy the -Rockman-who will promise to oppose the Income Tax. Now, I don't profess to be an ...

... Melbourne and Lord Aberdeen, attracted, thle one my curiosity, the other my sympathy. Lord Melbourne, the least radical of the Whigs, wasispartial from clear sense and indifference ; a judicious epicurian, an agreeable egotist, gy witlsout Nvam'mth, and mingling ...

... the Whigs, and was bound by no other ties than those of social honour and gentlemanly feel- ing, when a letter from Mr. Cowper was placed in his hands. If any one had a right to make a party and unfriendly use of an intercepted letter from a Whig Minister ...