... and, therefore, this showed Government cored nothing far reform, and it re 0 minded him of what Buliwer once stid, thal the Whigs used reform like a great coat-when they were in they tootk it off, and when they were out they put it on (laughter,) to The ...

... into melanoboly rage. Haughty and insolent in the hey-day of his power, while luxuriating amid the bonours and rewards of the Whig clique, no wonder that he should feel cut and stung to the quick in the huout of their Rpbraid. ings end chastening reproofs ...

... interruption.) Gentlemen, in the Whig ranks as well as in the Radical divisions, dissensions are pateist and undeniable. There are the pure Whigs par excellence; and, it would seem to follow, the impure Whigs, by contrast. The Whig bybridises readily in both ...

... chief, if not tho sole cause of his troubles. So far as providing for the members of the family, it is a duty which neither Whig nor Tory negleot. We have heard of the GagYs, ELLIOTTS, and RUSSElLS before. The Tuesswas on the other side of the Efouse are ...

... transpire just on the eve of an election, in which Whig rule is hang- ing in a most uncomfortable balance of suspension. A certainty of the fact would doubtless strike off j some twenty or thirty Whig members, and the } loss of that number would prove ...

... 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 ...

... retired, and Col. Clements takes his place. Mr. Saunderson has declared his intention Lo address the electors as a Palmerstonian-Whig; but we are disposed to think that he will not venture to go to the poll. In the adjoining County of Monaghan, however, Lord ...

... compact between an advanced Liberal who might have represented the views of the manufacturing population, and a more moderate Whig who would have given suitable expression to the opinions of the landed proprietors. The division which contained such towns ...

... streets of London, but it is act an uncommon oosurrence for a swarm to stray considerable distances. The N'ew:Llly.—The Northern Whig says that there is at present ia flower, at Malone, a specimen of the Lilium auratum, a new plant, the first that has ever ...

... for mothini, replied his Lordship; what I want is men who will support me when I amwrong, and all Covernments, whether Whig or Tory, would like a cohort tf such men always at their backs. But they will have them no more. They must depend in future ...

... to Lord Derby's Government, because it showed that Lord Derby's Reform Bill was a- better one than that brought out by the Whig Government. (Hear, hear.) And now publio feeling was in favour of some moderate re. form rather than an extravagant measure ...

... of the Whig Goveromient party. I use the words Government party observe, advisedly, be. cause* I have always been a Whig. I am a Whig now, and I object to, men monopolising that designation who have departed from the principles that the Whigs have hitherto ...