... quoting frem a return which had wrung from the Government: they were Peter Erie, Q 0., Whig, salary £1,500; James Hill, Q.C., Whig, salary, ill. 200; Eev. R. Jones, Whig, salary .£1.200. He had nothing to say against these gentlemen as to their admitted ...

... the Whigs have never been to get more than one; and in a hand-tohand fight of one and one it was not likely that they would succeed. . Why, I heard that they had a major:ty on their eanvas-lwoks. Canvas-books are never to be trusted. The Whig books ...

... begun to dream of an op. =ty sear at hand whet they should be able to the itioems and enter into actual Reform was dead; the Whigs had per- obeequies, sod the country had not gone mourning. They had waited lung enough for decency's sake, but now they were ...

... is nothing for but to say what happy people are, and how delightful it is to uader the government of Lord Palmerston and bis Whig colleagues, thou I can assure you that I will not trouble you with saying anything. I shall leave you to find it out, and shall ...

... it is not. Pkei-akations are being made at Kidderminster f ...

... the mid a doe**. et bee or Ser. late is Wheels% received that was a mils( hilly is the neighbombed of Wades and Pat e Whew& Whig very idrangely. bees tbat a yam lady was raining tram Edibles, he at OM 80•111 that it was the same sad with the ee ila other ...

... For Senior, a man of great talent—which a silly manner and a vast amount of vaulty could not marmade himoelf useful to the Whigs in various way, and was especially consulted by them in the Ore. paration of their new poor It happened that, during an interview ...

... and varied accomplishments, and took much pleaoure in the cultivation of his literary tastes. a politician he belonged to the Whig prey, but never took any very active part in politics. He was a man of vccee.:ingly amiable manner, and was in high esteem ...

... say ML ilitsphard met with for the add oasis* be aad for the hazard of helm Wiped to pay Ilia dams a time, was myriad= of Whig It is this quite that a stop should be put to proosedimis ; the best means of doing so is to pan a statute SI limitations for ...

... Tisn't decent, the favourite phew.), of the historian Burnet were the only attempts made at uttering our poor humble English. Whig or Jacobite was in every individnes heart, party rage loured on every brow, whilst sins against orthodoxy, and lower scandals ...

... y people; the Constitution%l Unionists, whose object is the restoration of the Union on former footing ; and the Old Line Whigs, representing the Conservatism of the United States, but ready to join with the Constitutional Union party. He coneludes his ...

... previously known, the effect produced the Ministerial announcement was very striking. It mattered not whether one conversed with Whig, Tory, or Kadical, the bin then of the talk was the same—the certainty of a dissolution of Parliament, and whether week or ...