... MORE WHIG JOBBERY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,— ln July, 1842, just 20 yeara ago, a treaty was igned between Great Britain and Portugal, for the sup- pression of the traffic in slaves, and it was agreed on the part of Great Britain that courts of mixed commission ...

... TELEGRAM.) POINT, Fkidat (Thi» Dir), a.m. The Inman steam-ship Kangaroo, from New York on the 19th of July, is now coming in. MORS WHIG JOBBERY. ...

... the House of Commons a deserved, grave, and very severe rebuke from Mr. Cobden for a speech which displayed at once the old Whig spirit of aristocratical insolence towards the manufacturing rot friers and the demagogic recklessness in pro- voking strife ...

... gravest duties and incur the greatest responsibilities. Sir, this goes on to the very end— theee unseemly diseordanoes of a Whig government. Only a few nights ago a right lion, friend of mine brought forw ird with gieat ability the question of our relations ...

... reliability of political economists. But the old Whig and the modern mercantile Radical aro at variance on every question except such as may lie created for the exprces purpose of combining them. The Whig distrusts the people, despises commerce, and neither ...

... the gravest duties and incur the greatest responsibilities. Sir, this goes to the very end—these unseemly discordances of a Whig government. Only si few nights ago right hon. friend of mine brought forward with great ability the question of our relations ...

... Rohs-tn, «; «'o.tke n-.,.l \li>. Amy Sedgwick To ; l'-1 it on a level with the with THE DAY AFTER THE WKDDIXd. Murray &rA i Whig party former (lavs aTi.l Ton Ain. St. Henry Commence Hall ;«>» Sevj . . * . l ( serv»tlvo party of all times, is but body devoid ...

... Minister. The ready and the expedient are all and all with him. It not wholly wrong to call Lord Palmerston Tory or Liberal, or a Whig or Radical. is everything turns, but nothing long—nothing save the occupant of office. He has great spirit, and he is clever ...

... system of naval warfare. The honourable gentleman did well to quote Admiral Denman’s pamphlet, for its writer, though of avowed Whig leanings, is a sailor of experience and judgment. “ With “ respect to the invulnerable ships which France “ has taken and kept ...

... France re mind ua of the two harmonious houses. Great contrasts are tho order of the day in our present European policy. The Whigs got hold of power because they represent the French alliance, whilst the Conservatives were supposed to gravitate towards Austria ...

... in the House of Com- mons by ov majorities, in the resisting power of the House of Lords being strained to tho utmost— the Whig leaders, in spite of their once passionate prol tions, deserting the Chuich; a bench of bishops, with- out influence or authority ...

... tho House of Commons overwhelming majorities, in tho resisting power of the House of Lords being strained to tho utmost—the Whig leaders, in spite of their once passionate protestations, (deserting the Church; a bench of bishops, without influence or authority ...