... _study the _graces _of literary _expression _, _his _hand was _sharply felt in the Tory _mischief then going on _. - _The-New Whig _Guide _, a rieasant _battery _directed _against the Liberal _ OppombOD _, _was _mainly , _we _believe , written by Lord ...

... the future Lord Pingo* lad we may say will be elected °pyritic.. Although this distinguished einem has pat forward by the Old Whig or Adam Bleak party, we have to hesitation saying that he will prove pretty acceptable to the whale eonmnnity ; and we do not ...

... Lorid Pialmerstea .-Ihe;, greapt o~stagle, tq iall pro' gress-would produce a weaderful. tqfofrm :Bill.' He did not like the Whigs saying that jthe~y were the frieuds ofthe people, and thrb~tbe'Gouserva- tives had no interest it' the welfareonf the corn ...

... _myself _was Foreign _Minister—that in 1852 rccoRmeed the _Erapire with the cordiality of which M _^ _ClAen _epeala _. Tha Whig Miniatry did not come _. _into . _r _«* wer tdl eftrlyin _18 _: _^ , five _weeks after the _Empve-had been _established ia ...

... Fyfois awellknow citzen r Pussell a ci~icru. hardly kuowu ,at ~ll beypud the precincts of the violent .romorselcos-srumtp of the whig clique.' The iudepeun dent electdri i..ve iie taste'fo. the old yoke so recelaty r rd thorodghly'broken .-2-I am, Lw.,? .~~~ ...

... because they did not mould him as others were moulded by the prevalent tom of Scottish thought into • politician of the pars Whig type. Bat that, we conceive, is an error arising from not taking into account the natural character of the man. Whenever we ...

... no help.' Most of the other Ministers were silent. No assistance came from his friends behind; but, on the contrary, Whig alter Whig arose to give the unfortunate Bill a : stab, either openly or covertly, as Joab killed :e .4buer, stabbing him% under ...

... 'of Comiucuer ? ' With what policy will her Majeaty's Govern- nment gbe carried on ?7 What course will the Palmersox ian Whigs take in the event of a :Reforra BitU being brought in ?' and VVhxat, with or without Reform, is lilely -to be the fiate and ...

... while it will strengthen the ministry with the extreme Redical party, will weaken it with a great of the staunch old moderate Whigs, who weal move in the direction of reform swept when goaded by popular clamour. Lord Clarendon will in all pithability weeper] ...

... politician to study the graces of literary eipression, his hand was sharply felt in the Tory'mischief' then going on. The New Whig fiie, a pleasant battery directed against the Liberal opposition, was mainly, we. believe, written by Lord'Palmerston, Sir ...

... _range o ( vision in _seeing _the centre oi _' the target at rifle _practice , _Iliisn _KElGniiOURS . —The Belfast _A'brMcni Whig _states that on Saturday evening a _melancholy occurrence took _place at _the Glen of Downs , ' _whereby fatal _consequences ...

... We are uttering 'no libel on the memory ofLord Palmerston when we say that political principles took no firm hold upon him. Whig or Tory-they' mattered little to him. Under either the one regirne. or the other he could, without scruple, continue , to conduct ...