... political droles will feel that the time is S coning when an advance should be made beyond the position 1nos'occupiedbyold Whigs Red Palmorstonian Radicals. l1 I;ut what is to be aid when the gentlernau put forward to J ?? the late representative of Coventry ...

... he was a tory, a good old tory, and hated a whig as the devil hated holy vwater. He appealed to the passions of the I crowd, ascribing the cause of all the wide distress to the I maladministration of the whig government, who bad intro. duced and brought ...

... rm Tirtysixpiecesofartilleyhave beae brought in, and twenty more are reported to hae been taken. Is G. HARM s The Richonwd Whig, of September 23, dons not I seem by any means satisfied with Bragg's victory. t It ays: We suppress exultation at the thought ...

... hearty detestation of d Whigs, which he sometimes expresses strongly, and sometime# in a delicate manner. Every- body and everything about him appeared to c hate Whiggery. He had a parrot at home which cried, ' Damn the Whigs ?? and although he should ...

... 400 years; August 1, The Greys, 8th nhe 10*5f lied, 213Th* e GoaeosA; Sept. 19,Trhe Caendiahes, frst orM Re Uey, i'eid 25th, W~hig Period: Oct. 8. The Benlincktb - Fou~nder.-Prioe Cd.: by poet, ld,-1, Welllng~tcustrect sadt d _ all rnewmn in town and country- ...

... event, to refbuke t~he (liacontets. and ,exultetions 1 which wait. on portents, or what seem such. .The excitement aoti this Whig appintment soon su' r ided, antd thew Curchpis vey rapn ach where itws ,I haverbeen if Whatelthad'evohted hdaisday to li9 it ...

... humtopre to appreciate just now; so when a young man comes down to lecture them with the premature gravity of an exhausted Whig, ' they prefer the old Tory, dry and crusted, who does not taste of the wood. Having no principle before them to fight for ...

... capable of vast labour. ;ID ppeala1 es he rendered most valuable services, and was certainly the most formidable enemy the Whigs bad in the Lord' H1ouse-not even except. ing hi fried Broughmn. The two together were overwhelming. M)a the dissolution of ...

... them was wealth. 1 They were firmly fixed in office. As the satirist then i Nought's coestant In the hunian race, Except the whigs not getting into place. As was the pleasant habit of that time, the govezmothe picked out M~r. Copley, A clever young l'swyer ...

... James Hudson's connexion with Italy, and whose services to Italian unity asd independence are before the world.-I am, ft, A WHIG. October 24. _ _ _ Txu ru ix HoznAwN.-The finance minister ad bk e ( es p tho most db&wammus hNUtU forawliuuo $ Bleondia will ...

... give aid and comfort to the tl enemy, and forfeit their lives for the connission of overt el acts of treason. And in, the Whig of October 4, I find the fol- 1 T lowing: o But while the country gentlemen are exerting themselves i, as patriotically, we ...

... follow the o-me thait hbe had adosad n ublhl de bhithero, (ear 1 t lre 1 faty1 OI greatly the fashion to i* I iqrew riodV ?? e whig and tot. 1 bo lieved that was a pest ?? Mke'- (boar,. hesr)-and when he heard people ay that political difference' tab niw ...