... iotic purpose of enabling certain Whig politicians continue the uninterrupted enjoyment of Place, Pat, and Patronage, for them* aelvc-*, their relatives, and other numerous dependents. Hie leading members of the Whig party (disguised in Liberal clothing) ...

... which, preepeei, if not of decbive eceeioa, at leMt of decisive eleotion, the electon most be edfeoteelij upon their facrd. The Whig- Radical cliques ere eveijwhete uniting in order to resist the greet Conaervetive reaction re presents live of much that b ...

... something to say another day; and Lord Lyvcden, not a very safe friend of tho Government, although under great obligations to tho Whigs, on Monday last inaugurated discussion of copsiderablo importance upon the report of Colonel Jervois, on the defences of Canada; ...

... Lord Stanley (the late Earl of Derby), and Sir E. P. Hoghton, Bart., were the members for Preston. They both represented the Whig or Stanley interest in the borough, and had been returned in 1796, after a keen con- test with Mr. John Horrocks, manufacturer ...

... middle and humbler classes in our Eastern territories; and was lamentable specimen party when Was succeeded that most Whig au Whigs, Sir Charles Wood. The country, therefore, instlnctively pate frith In all of the Stanley race. In the father we have one ...

... Roman States to be the plague-spot of Italy. You are dissatisfied with the Whigs, and want a change; you will probably get one, and when you have the Tory Stork instead of the Whig Log as your king, like the frogs in the fable, you will find your change ...

... whole party, for the last 30 years, had been that of pledges loosely given, and instantaneously broken; in point of fact, a Whig in office was uglv dog welt muraled. He complained that no hope was held out of a removal of the grievances against which the ...

... of our Eastern territories; al and it was a lamentable specimen of party chance when ry he was succeeded by that most Whig of all Whigs, Sir t, Charles Wood. The county, therefore, instinctively puts as faith in all of the Stanley lace. In the father we ...

... Government brought into power upon a question of Reform, when au alteration iu tho Franchise was to be proposed, was Mr. Brand, the Whig whipper-in, gentleman who seldom addresses tho Speaker unless when called upon to move for writ to be issued for a seat rendered ...

... ofjithe 22nd of this month, which has, on several marked occasions, been singularly fatal Whig governments. It may credit extraordinary train of coincidences, Whig politicians should look with peculiar distrust on this day. The following is striking and ...

... Richmond was to give Lincoln chance anticipate Napoleon*s action granting the recognition offered by the French. The Richmond Whig gives cnrrency rumour that bearers of despatches from England and France had arrived in Richmond.—The Richmond Dispatch says ...

... the law a slight cont'escension is accorded; and thus we have the last political budget of that parlia-. mont wvhich, unuder Whig auspices, was to have accom- plished so much, and has so behaved that the public are anxious for nothing else than it should ...