... is tiiere to be dones Not lice a mild Erasmus in an honest mean, In moderation placing all his glory, While Tories call him Whig and . igs a Tory. [Laughter.] He humbly and respectfully suggested that Mr. Hope be caled during this election the Majolica ...

... likelyto seek or to obtain one of those snug diace of p rofit and pension which are at the gift of the Ministry of the day than a Whig Under-Secretary-a gentleman whose Wbir connections had made him Private secretary to Sir CharTes Wood, and Private Secretary ...

... taking as his motto the watchword of the: ?? party-peace and retrenchment. Alluding to' Mr. Grenfell, ho described him as a Whig nominee, who would never trouble the Government whip in the Houqe' because his vote would' be always sure-the late private' ...

... think for himself, may discard the wig. The day has gone by, celebrated by Dean Swift, when Triumphing Tories and desponding Whigs, Forget their feuds and join to save their wigsi. The biographies of the late Archbishop do not allude to the part he took ...

... that at the time he ~was raised to that high position, there had been great complaint at several appointments made by the Whigs, and for peculiar do:- trines and other reasons; and amongst those who are named as holding such, at the time of their consecra- ...

... Conservatives, in place of being represented, as it ought to be, by two Liberals. This, to be sum-e, is the natural result of that Whig dislike to very advanced Liberals which permits the representation to be divided. If Mr. Ricardo had been provided with a fitting ...

... had been made to Mr. Grenfell of their support if he would oppose the Government of Lord Palmerston. I scarcely expect any Whig member will give this promise. It appears to me that the only security against the infamous foreign policy of Lord John Russell ...

... except by the lowest and most ignorant of people. It seems to me to be the most wise policy for the Catholics to support neither Whig nor Tor. Neither party wish for Reform. Neither are the friends of the working classes and small tradesmen, and both object ...

... housekeeper. The conduct of the fireman Nevin, who acted so nobly in rescuing her from the flames, cannot be too highly com- ?? Whig. MAzzInT.--The following letter was written by Mazzini to Mr. John M'Adam, of Glasgow. It is dated about a week before the ...