... romance to realise it. The Isle of Bactria, with Sancho Panza as governor, contains nothing half so revolting to our common The Whig attempt under Lord Althorp to bring the Itish Establishment somewhat more into conformity with the number of its. members, ...

... side on the first bench below the gangway, which is gene- rally regarded asthe line of demarcation between the Whig-Liberals or Liberal. Whigs and the democrats, and for some time remained standing, listening tothe hum of voices swelling louder every moment ...

... persevering advocacy. The subject has been also taken up from time to time by some of our cotemporaries, particularly the Northern Whig and the Dublin Evening Mail. Wo arc happy to see that this agitation is likely at length to be attended with successful results ...

... his posithua on the top of a loose bop of lid Woke nor tar at the further sad at lite wee. ewe an intone). lag amount of the Whig of the The seer be restoring the edifice believed that they should frotormi in making it a comfortable and commodious perish ...

... any Fenian loader were United Irishman 179(i-9d. . , , u Tone started as Whig and client of the Ponsonbj s, but soon began to look with great contempt the litUo politics of So Whig Club and the.r about petty grievances instead of going to the root of the ...

... prevail, that Ix>rd Russell’s administration will short lived ; it being only a makeshift, a poor compromise between finality” Whigs and go-a-head Liberals. Ministers will find themselves involved in such angry controversies on Irish and other subjects, that ...

... the accompaniments which Mr. Webster dreads, but which seem to us by no means certain, for we have always urged, whether by Whig or by Tory, a liberal grant, (£200,000 or £250,000, or whatever was necessary) for the secular education of the Roman Catholic ...

... one who Weeps it his premises comparatively independent of the firebrigado, and will lessen his risk immensely. '—Northern Whig, syatom Un.tod National Edition continued, aud not BUDeraedad ■ at.oi.al eystem sought to £ ThTS' Ution consisted of the following ...

... considerable tative of the county. The me. Sir there, and had sense to when he was Edward was an young. Sir Edward was always a Whig. When he became old, and saw the error of his ways, he. advanced a little to your side ? The Court—What do you call-his side ...

... Orange neighbours, and is not ashamed to avow, when stands up a public meeting called consider the state of the country.—AorMrrw Whig. Madame Arabella Goddard has returned to London. At tho next Monday Popular Concert she is to play Dnssek’s fine solo sonata ...

... and crying wrongs, which, unhapply, however, was uol the away W redress, because it could not be the successful way. If the Whigs like this, J u only say they are grateful for mercies,” and jt was all they could get. Little it was, served the purpose of ...

... can be no difficulty in addressing you and calling on you one man to join in supporting the Executive of the country. Be it Whig, or Tory, or Conservative, it is the Queen’s Government, and supports the institutions while it protects the life ami property ...