... kinsfolk and for the relatives of Whig judges. The chief legat appoi'ntiients which hare been of late con-' ferred or teadjustedliave been a'seheriffehip upon Mr Andrew Rutherfurd Clarkc, a uephew. of the late ,W'hig judge, Lord Ruthergurd; another e ...

... 'proceeding would havoebee ,;sca~rcely. possible. iB The' Duke iis ;preeminently a Whig.' As 'Lord r d Harry.Vane'inddsd; -l-e.who the';very beau-ideal Ld. -:of a Whig, and ten yearas ajo would ihave held' Dr '.ecarcely two opinions' on, political subjects ...

... 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 ...

... advanced lparty at the Scottish bar, ought to have appointments. rThe request 9f Mr Brand wits like a shell in the camp oftbe old Whigs. . They were bitterly chagrined, and after conssltation with some of the old canning wire- pullers the' following paltry dodge ...

... shall only say that the lad is utterer'nnrovsvh to o: a'xce~t uis the son of a father jehib has'been'hbis,'y the'grace of ai Whig Govera : raent, to' hie'ap upon li! ' very early and very distina gnsoshed hoaourts. ,, !Orly ,ncp dijd we ever hear of bhi ...

... 'hiu 'the elements of a sneak; and he wants nothing bet timne tolripen him into a pickpocket, a swindler, a horse-dealer, or a Whig statesman. ...

... country. It is now admitted on all sides that such an organisation prevarles E almost every corner of Ireland. The Northern Whig admits its existence in the North, and sug- geits the extinction of Orangeism as a cure for it. In the west of Ireland, at ...

... wondering at the marvellons knowledge displayed by' their parents in counteracting them. Of course it would, as the Northwru Whig reminds us, be as absurd to confound these Irih political children with the whnoe people of Ireland, as to confound the ri ...

... above the common level is shown by th fact of his notmin'aton' for Spavaker of the H0ouse1. He had, heretofore, aited with the Whigs, but -in 1839 he gave in bis adhesion to the Denocratic party. .But be was a Democrat Ins a much larger sense than that in ...

... for trade sotivity to tolerate. Whc, for instanj0.e5e0, .,goingt.$o:pay a wretched inveutor fof Making ,the., plyl. .mt nia . whig . u nr5 possible a perfqct. joiot.av joint v-ejIch w ill nb:ot pemtt ecp of~ea' lhuk it}hout it half 't enines iue5 couifee ...

... te8apot ,a'd the.vomit might .be d m i~ade., . - .J . '1-st , I Tnia ABRxA . ¢;ESTATRS;-On. the let instait, any the'!Northem- Whig, the tenantry;on the ti Arran estates, assembled l near-the rant office inL KBallin a,' by invitation from: their landlord' ...

... reform) consented to take office with Earl Grey and carry the Reform Bill, right as a Tory, right as a Canningite, right as a Whig, right in con-' senting to the Gagging Acts, right when heliberate'l the Press, right in voting for Protection, right in supporting ...