... AN APOLOGY FOR FEELING BLUE. (FROM THlE RICHMOND WHIG OF JAN. 5.) . Liet us be blue. Why not? BlUe is a beautifulc colour. It is the colour of the sky and of the o sea; it is the colour of the loveliest eyes; also, V it is the colour of indigo, and of ...

... te I' I you on the late oppo,,tusity thatins been afforded us ni ;(through tbe kindttess of an Ordcrly serving on the 'U ! Whig staff) of reriewinsg ii~o'ur dly roll of Honest warriors,'brare and true, ' p Our scenes of strife; anditrinmph too. re And ...

... done all that you aimed at, but you have done more than the old Whig pulit ciaus here thought possible. You have placed a good Ruelical at the head of the poll, and you have driven the Whig Lord Advocate to solicit Tory help. As I read it, he would have ...

... hung out at windows, with Hanoverian as princely descendants hanging by their heels with is their heads cut off; and leading Whig journal$ to containing such statements as There are 50,000 d. Scotchuneen ready to cross the bordeis if the an Refocus Bill ...

... comdpare d,with his, Whig opposnent,. Few- who recollect how the Whigs' have lbetrayed their~ Liberal 'friends Ion the only question' which' saecured~therit a~ return, to ~power will now den-y that- we were right. Ha~ve the Whigs done any thingy 'in the' ...

... and whose .olitiow edcatison' ','has been under done.!' Itgratifiesii ous q-ualities of miinds to find one 'man called a Whig apd another a JTory, .whenItherewis no reeak or- essential differencebe- tween themht ,theuishe 0 hei;tqh Na; sert-of pby~ical ...

... him. Had Lord 'Pal- naerston been spared to me et the new Parliament he should have had the, support, of pure Tories, pure Whigs, and pure Palmerstonites in his policy of inaction. He would have declined to introduce a Reform Bill ; and even though he ...

... Seot- lAnd from iif ib~ject condition of- beiag' the pocLet burgh of a local Whig magnate-Sir William Giliacn-Craii/, of Riceartou. the leader of the Ed}dinbnii'*h Gov. rnmeat Whigs-hava been addressing the electors, and have been receivedr ivith all the ...

... lie effect of that expression eco of natural and irrepressible indignation will do the fin Whigs: geod for all -time to 'comie. Not that 'I in think the 'Whigs 'will be long-lived., I believe, dn on the; contrary, that their political end drawethi Th ...

... there are many why action shomsld be taken soon. Edinlburgh's voice politically is rok as influential as it once was when Whigs believed in the people and rode upon their necks to place end power ; still it is potential enoudh to boe heard and respected ...

... to Ireland and Irishmen, and they 'arem' 'Wi deadly enemies to our holy religion. They isre cnchoies h to Reform till the Whigs can Commu.and a minjorit'.1 The They despisetheinldustriosnsworkingel~asses. Let usiakii along pull and strongpull with the ...

... no more brains in his head than he ha, 0uusic ito his soul.-I am, &c.,, as NZARLY DISTRACTID BY To-xNonT ' BR,71NG; Ftiday. WHIG JOBBERy. SIR,-I cannot quite concur in the objection, moad by yourself and some of the independent London news. papers to the ...