... kept in hand to crush the attempts of those who may seek to achieve their liberties. The antiquated imbeci- lity of the Whigs, and those who support them, would be ludicrous indeed were its consequences not fraught with disgrace and loss of prestige ...

... money. I mean character, and of that the Whig Ministry is now devoid. The Wallachian Government inspires more awe now than the coali- tion fraternity of Dowuing .street. Now, I am grieved to say that if the Whigs keep on as they do, continental nations ...

... guarding Against the bombarding Of Fed- of Confederation Rest and be thankful I From assaults oratorical, Quotations historical, Whig precedents, brought out in batches; From long winded lecturing, (Somewhat like hectoring), up oold, the shape of despatokts; ...

... closely connected by marriage with Earl Russell. 'reds connection would, no doubt, give Sir J. Romilly the support of the old Whig families still formidable in Westminster. Reverting to the announcement of Sir De Lacy Evans's retirement, I have not the slightest ...

... and the only Whig member sent by the district is to be expelled if possible. The seat for Yarmouth is thought to be quite safe, at least if the same expedients are resorted to for the purpose of securing it to the Conservatives. The Whig member for East ...

... nearly right us the headland. Providentially the whole of the crew asd poseurs wore eared in ►oats, but all efforts failed is Whig the slip and the latest telegram that ►ad neon, and the shore was strews with unless wreck and dvertisewent.l--Rovir. AwrUtianr ...

... es ought to take up the matter and pledge their members to support the Government upon this question. How to deal with the Whig deserters, who generally represent close or county constituencies not very accessible to public opinion and subject to few ...

... farmers. Then, says the veracious Timet, if they aroin earnest the Tory landowners aro to tho Whig owners two to one. Has the Time:: forgotten amogst the names of Whig landowners in II .rts, those of Clarendon, .Cowpcr, Dacro, Essex, Grosvenor, Palmer_ton ...

... always found that the Whig party, when out of power, did much more to advance Liberal interests than when in it: therefore, he said, at the next general election they eight openly to declare what their determination was and give the Whig party to understand ...

... chief hopes of the Constitutional party—when it was deemed that he would defend both Church and State to the uttermost—when Whig wi s like NIACAULAY delighted in sneering at the noble ideas which Mr. GLADSTONE enunciated, and which they could not understand ...

... to wr tist, bevies resolved tie meths et tie denry. dr arrlldril libeng esquiesesee at deeotisy, the et moor. to bell MYR Whig ea the she paed—via.,lb.melees ei Bbakbealk Ooildheile Ihe review via be bid as Sri day. . . . boom Is be. er, per ma saviri ...

... Francis Horner, M.P. for St. Ives, the political companion of Sir James Macintosh, Sir Samuel Romilly, and other leading Whigs, and who was also one of the founders of the Edinburgh Renew. Mr. ROUTH.—A letter from Naples says—“ Our English community ...