... the official intellect. With a bland, impassive equanimity which gives us the assurance that the accredited type of imbecile Whig officialism will not be lost when the present Home Secretary seeks the dignified repose in whicb his country would willingly ...

... secure in power that tue Whigs would come forward , with measures Uut were really good in themselves and i the same was Uie case with Uie Tories. The Liberals iof the preseut day were sham reformers— Uiey were just the old Whigs uuder a uew name. (Laughter ...

... they will have to encounter many who have looked in vain for any ?? of the Po««J of retrenchment, once a great cry with the Whigs, . nd who are .t present justly indignant at the jobberies of the W. r Office and the extravagance and blundering of the na ...

... were ths terms on which the proposed Conference was based? The Conservative#, aaid, would have managed much better than the Whigs. Lord Palmerston, in bis reply, said Mr. Disraeli was never happy as when was attacking an absent party. If would wait a few ...

... with being apathetic, that they require know the wants of those who say that they are beneath them in social iiosition. The Whig argument runs thus:—“ 1 have the franchise, and am, therefore, satisfied. You have it not, and if you waul it, you must ask ...

... leaders aud the Irish Ullramoutaiiiats exists nowhere but in the imagination of the doctor and on the lips of a few unscrupulous Whig partisans. That claas of politicians, Jiideed, have always beeu re- markable for their readiness in inventing injurious canards ...

... retaliate. There were only two arrests made last night. — Three, a.m. — At the preseut hour tiring is going on briskly. — Northern Whig. Bui-ast, Ado. 15, Two p.m.— The town ia in a very disturbed, state. The mob has smashed the win- dows of the National School ...

... aixty-three policemen. The theory laid down hy Mr. Stlroy, at the Council meeting, on Ihursdav last, is borrowed from the popular Whig theory of and 1856, whereby the public were sought to deluded into believing the would be leas if the nation helped to pay ...

... of attending to the business ; and how comes this ? It is here, it is in another large house, tbe privileged stronghold of Whigs and Tories, or the wasps and the drones, differing while dividing the honey of the industrious bees This leads me to observe ...

... seriously impaired by the mode of dealing with our colonies, aud by the cost of more than one of those petty wars iv wbich tlie Whig administration •eem to take so much delight. And the picture, bright as it is, has its dark side in the preseut state of Ireland ...

... of politicians whom the people at large bave of late years learnt by bitter experience to distrust and eveu to despise. Tho Whigs have played mat sud loose with every constitutional priuciple; and though the Chancellor of the Exchequer has now come forward ...

... aud be infers that tbs Conservativeparty sre blame worthy it tbs matter, quite overlooking or forgetting tbo fact that ths Whigs were ths wtbors of tbat measure to which all this is to be attributed, and that the faithless legislature of tbe preseut ...