... contradictiote of toe report, teryit whch wye hatt ascerttined to he inaccuraie, and the any c contradiction referred to by the Whig nas ourown- I wh .Ns ooe would suppose so to read their ' charitable day, alagraplt. my - tker Sic CAsE OF DIsTnnss.-The recent ...

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... arguments, tbough mode- irt rate in tone, and delivered with judicial gre- Cl vity, were invariably urged in favor of Whig of principles and Whig conduct, there can be no he doubt that the party had in hin an adherent of ) at sore valie than many of those Who ...

... The account cannot bh better rendered than it was tvelve years since by a great Conservative organ ?? Old Whigs, young Whings, and ultra-Whigs, Radicals, Bal- lottecrs, and Chartists, Tenant-Leafguers, and (Roman) Catholic associations, Jewvs and Papists ...

... Amazons on my right hand were Whigs, and Ithose on my left Tories. Another writer of th Iday describes the unpleasant discovery made by a lady at a bell in a nobleman's house, who had in hlr hurry placed a patchi on the Whig side of her face, Iwhen she ...

... imitated our lilt tactics. While the Conservatives busied them- do selves in making fresh inroads upon the Whig eon domain in the towns, the Whigs, seeing the un- he guarded position of the counties, established of their organisations there, and their ...

... anxious to espouse. The Whigs have always plenty of the latter commodity at hand. Sympathy coals nothing. The vulgar expedient of an onion con. cealed in a pocket-handkerchief is not a very costly demonstration; so the old Whig hacks came to Downing ...

... latter alternative, first, because no s amount of Parliamentary defeat appears to have the ti slightest effect in bringing a Whig Administration to a sense of self-respect; and, secondly, because the present Parliament was summoned by the Earl of n Derby ...

... OHAIN ARMOUR FOR SHIPS. How not to do it has long been the study of Whig officials, and they seem to have arrived some two years ago at the very apex of the art. A corres. pondeneo will he found in another column which illustrates this observation in ...

... confusion. From this point arose a considerable divergence in opinion between the great political parties of this country. The Whigs, theoretically right I but practically wrong, insisted upon drawing the bonds of union still tighter ; their wiser, be- cause ...

... of the House of Commons, and should the Whigs again come into office, the odds are very mucli in his favor. He is the onlr man in the Cabinet IVho appears to think; and act for himself. The gratitude of the Whigs is a pleasant and pro- lific theme. It ...