... years the Whigs bad monopolised it. They meant to say that the Whigs should not continue that monopoly. (Loud applause.) Whiggery was good euough in its place ; and although he had no sympathy or respect for it it now existed, the ancient Whigs he had a ...

... JIA PFLiyG A YOUNG WOMAN IN AMERICA The Troy Whig says that several young men, fascinated with the personal charms female attached to the sani tary fair now being held in that city, have made complete arrangements have her set up in a raffle, and to have ...

... remembered that they presented address to the Duke of Northumberland, nobleman of high moral worth an address which JUdicals, Whigs, and Tories were agreed; and he was certain that politicians of all shades opinion would equally agreed paying the same honourable ...

... suffer that punishment. The train was all prepared; and nothing was wanting but spark produce the explosion which had hurry the Whigs out of political existence. But this critical moment all the nefarious scheming of the Opposition was foiled by the unexpected ...

... far enough. Nobody can tell what may come of a popular excitement so intense as that we now see. One of the most staid of our Whig contemporaries has said of it, in an unguarded moment, that it is “a turning point in our time.” But who wants the time to ...

... present Parliament measures of reform,measures of reform of varied value; but whether they had come from Conservatives, or Whigs, or Radicals, the Parliament, as a whole, had resolved to reject them all, and the result was that they were in the same position ...

... inference is that hs has been shown the door disturber and intruder, because his residence amongst ua turns out inconvenience to Whig Ministry. The sham and shallow affectation of his health is in triple sense moral fraud upon the community. Dr. Basile, his ...

... Parliament assembled, there has been talk what the Conservatives were going to do. No one ever ventured to suppose that the Whigs would have been able to keep their opponents from scaling the treasury benches and taking possession of the chief places in ...

... gain admittance. The aldermen in their red cloaks appeared ready-made Garibaldians. justice the Council it must lie said that Whig and Tory alike, appeared to equally proud of the act of honour in which they were about to engage. Mr. Potter and Mr. Hartwell ...

... owner of the soil. Even the revu-ion of voters the t solicitor retained by each of the grest pa- ties ass 1 me* each clain be Whig or Tory, in strict accordance with the known op iaiona of the proprietor on whose estate may happen to farm; not nnfreqnently ...

... Robert Peel,” and the True Law of 1 opulation, are ell known many of our readers. Recently be lias publUhed the Crimes of the Whigs. Doubleday now conceives it to be his duty good Radical to support Lord Derby and the Tories. volume contributions to our ...

... Princess of Wales ves a book to read to her. *Twas Madame Deabonlieu works. We came upon passage relating to Brutus, , much a Whig as I am. I cannot come to ; for I thiuk Brutus should either have been faithful to Csesar, should have refused his favours; ...