... check from which it is only beginning to recover. Holding a brief, as member for Calne, for the stationary section of the Whigs, their votes will materially add to the influence and authority of his speeches. Mr. Horsmau's party is not large-it consists ...

... to take up any magazine, review, news- pcper, or party organ of any kind which touches on it, to see that opinion is still Whig or Tory, Cavalier or BRound- he ad, Protestant or Catholic, as the case may be. The unfortunate person who is neither wholly ...

... described as new, although it is. apjparently new now, yet after all it is hut a resto-. ration of the ancient policy of the Whig and Liberal, psrty. (Cheers.) I fsncy that the prospects of the country -I speeak now of its political prospects-are brighter ...

... attempt to make sense out of nonsense), to my thinkring still, is a more generous species i o the Osva ero?&n-sxe than the Whig, and stands to him somewhat in the relation in which a stout old English mastiff stands to a tricky little Scotch terrier, ...

... changes in higher departments may give a C further opening for the introduction of more of the Liberal, as distinguished from the Whig, element, into the Administration. T Nor ought we, in enumerating the events of the year, to omit two, the one of extreme social ...