... 'broA 'lose of the ?? great gullf., H's 'blia th .'dii sjioti~i 'i ithe ' affai ;o the' -Alabaini, -'but't considers ,the- Whigs-'and 'Tories .are equally to .blame' for, the 'foreign policy. which has procured: the ill will , pr con- temapt of ahnsat ...

... theyare in no way pledge 1.to puirt it. Ratber the reverse, foi it was framed ;0 ItJ 1i Overnitent into the hands of the Whigs, and a is C 1f *1 bn by singular mal-administration the Wlui e have lost -control over the bulk of their own followers, th ...

... Werkiug men was to put no faith in Reform Bills or F ti0, by inference to be no politicians, to find t nwith the Government-Whig or Tory--but u 3sblaroethem s One sentence will perhap i 9 ; r3 ?? of the rhapsody, wbiech amused the 'I -Itc nensely :- Cultivate ...

... character and inte- LIo tests of the services remain, aind must be upheld, le whether thes head of a department call himself Whig or~ Lb 'l'ory. Lieutenant Brand is to have an opportunity of ~Il d~enying the autlsenticity -of the letters imputcd to him ...

... proposed have the approval of the present Secretary of State for the Colonies, and had that of his l two predecessors and the Whigs generally, it is expected that the measure will go through all its stages and receive the Royal assent by the end of February ...

... is a perenlial thoc n in th1e flesh. i thet t6.everY Adimifistratiof, is quiite a bvslh4of 2os05 for I then an agitator.- Whigs andd 'lrics alike fludl thnt 1 theit country: their gfeat :diFictlty ;i, RGiT opse.. Iinds is llmfinest fieldi to:, G tli'tthsi5 ...

... case of l. ColenIo tro the. BWP ' .1)o bidt ' Amir F hstituted aai7'ia: trnsteei of the Colonial Bishop in rec I or: ra~rr Whig hVA leiii..Yrithe31 or4 the iofin tina that the; Privy n6unadi hde ided tliht the lettipstio patea ObW'.&whrh. ,-3Drir;: ...