... be its nature, ter opposition. It will it will be certain to encoun certainly not satisfy Mr. Bright and his followers ; » Whigs, who live by the loaves it may not satisfy the These and hetero- and fishes of rencous atoms way combine, as they have done ...

... measures will be brought forward sbich will sound for ever the death-knell of T ‘ory ignorance, sopidity, and selfishness, and Whig treachery, hypocrisy, and greed. Our correspondent is rather more sanguine than ursel ves as to the beneficial results likely ...

... company’s business. chairman and some It may also be said, that they krow their others of the directors are more or less of che Whig- Radical school of politics, and that they are only apeing their betters. tut L hold that excuse as of no avail either, the ...

... and Chaplain the first act of his A He is not, we believe, much of a politician in ought to be an additional for his ay way, Whig wants wise, elevation, deacon learned, devoted men: such a map is Arg, ...

... admitting the great talents, commercial knowledge and attainments of Mr. Bourne, and like wise his past servility to the old Whig clique, I must confess there are very many gentlemen at present in our Town Council, who have claims over any outsider for ...

... sort has | taken place ; we are still sank in the Tory apathy of many a long year, content to rest ourselves in quict, whilst Whigs and icals are exerting themselves, and the fruit of their labours in success.. I ask if this state has to con- tinue ’ Have ...

... instance of : Justice is hims elf the most conspicuous great judge promoted to the bench as the Parliamentary advo cate of a Whig Minister who knew how to reward partisans, But it is one thing to become a judge by distin guished servic esas a political ...

... charges everything to Govern- ment without telling his hearers that for nearly the | last thirty odd years his friends, the Whigs, have been in office, aud therefore responsible for tho ) legislation of the country. Even if the Conservatives | were in office ...

... with the shameful letter of Lieut. Brand. Tue SECRETARYSHIP OF LRELAND.—The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian (Whig) says :—Lord Derby is looking about him for a Chief Secretary for [reland, in the room of Lord Naas, who refused the governor- ...

... in such an important subject ; and the energy displayed by General Peel affords a striking con- trast to the apathy of his Whig predecessor. There are a great number of breech-loading rifles in this country, all of which are superior to the famous Prussian ...

... the names constitating Lord Derby’s Cabiaet with an upbiassed eye, they would be bonnd to confess this. If our friends, the Whigs, were to ackuowledge what they secretly know, they also would be bound to con- fess as much. Never since the days of Canning ...

... been already stated in connection with the election for Vipperary, that gross intimidation was used by the liberty-loving Whigs and their satellites, in order to secure Captain White’s return. Physical violence seems to have been resorted to, so as to ...