... west by the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a dim'rc&. The bridegroom is a dean belonging to one of the fanous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of chutcc' and state. Be has long been looking ...

... attack upon the occupants of the Treasury benches. it had been said by a gentleman that the Tonies were in power and the Whigs in place; and this, to some extent, was z true description of the position of things. How long this would last he could not ...

... to changed on comparing the speeches of Mr. MASSEY, lo of Salford, and Mr. FORSTER, of Bradford. Mr. w MASSEY belongs to the Whig, or rest and be ly thankful school. Evidently he thinks we have y nothing else to do but watch the affairs of other d countries ...

... making every reasonable allowance, there cannot be the slightest question that the Dissenters have been badly treated by the Whigs; and it is an indica- tion of renewfed life that they have at last resolved to strike. Those simple souls who suppose that ...

... the o effect that the polioy of the present government, begun 30 a yoars ago by the Prime Minister, and enforced by every a Whig government has led to constant wars, which have I o culminated in the burning of Hagoslioa and the massacro of Soo-chow; that ...

... outlawry of General Butler, and the deter- mination of the rebel authorities to hold no communication with him. The Richmond Whig of the 19th says that a financial bill regulating the currency passed the House on Saturday; and that the Senate on the same ...

... n, and Ibelieve atrests on good foundation. 01 course you know what Brookes's club is; ?? com- ?? the extremnest purity Of Whig principels with the 11est curious fastidiousness as to the social standing of its tr.Iibhrii To obtaini admission within its ...

... not only Yen distinguished at the University, ti but that he was a nssug young member; and asked, with F some point, how the Whig party could hope to enlist tl recruits if this sort of social excisslveness was to be per- t slated in, But rumour adds that ...

... 40~s. freoholders who had returned him, as they wvro in him. Lot the Whigs and Tories fight their own battles, but let the Radicals a fight their own, for it was notorious that the Whigs made ,.excellent Tories when in place, and the Tortes made 5 excellent ...

... Office an absurdity, and something worse. No reason cia be assigned for such an appointment, save the one so dear to every Whig heart, that it gives the Government of the day an additional place to dispose of ; and a confessedly practical legislature ...

... there was the least chance of obtaining reform. 0 The present state of affairs had beat be described as a a hollow ?? between Whigs and Conservatives. Lord 0 Palmerston, nominally a Liberal, was kept in offico by tho -. Conservatives, and he believed that ...

... leadership of the Lberals. We can 0' afford to wait till the Chancellor of the Exchequer 1 has broken from the trammels of the Whigs. A Rarely indeed in the life of a statesman has E there been such a marked development as in a' the ease of Mr. GJADSTONE. ...