... a point which he had once thought would have been unsafe. Remembering the thirteen years which have passed since a solid Whig judgment could go so far as this, we observe that whatever is now about to be attempted in that way can hardly be cited as ...

... quite possible that a Con- servative plan may prove acceptable. I have said that the Reform Act of 1832, having been framed by Whigs, is so constructed as to give unfair preponderance to those classes and interests which lean to the Liberal side. The small ...

... proved false to their colourg. In those days a detected Whig-Liberal was simply treated as a criminal, and never stood on his defence, because he had already condemned himself. Supposing the fact of Whig-Liberalism to be proved or admitted, no question of ...

... measures; and the Irish Whig clique in the second, by obtaining places, patronage and rewards in return. But, after the sample we have had of Whig Liberalism here, it seems very like the sublime of impudence on the part of a Whig journal to profess not ...

... gave back their seats to the Tories. Sir William BRIE, who owes everything to the Whigs, has thought fit to place at the disposal of the Tories the high office which the Whigs had conferred upon him, not, certainly, as the reward of any signal service ever ...

... a point which he had once thought would have been unsafe. Remembering the thirteen years which have passed since a solid Whig judgment could go so far as this, we observe that whatever is now about to be attempted in that way can hardly be cited as ...

... unsatisfactory, system. This latter class includes men far more committed to Reform based on the lowering the franchise than the Whig followers of Earl Grosvenor and Mr. Lowe, and comprises men who, but for their natural fear of the results of the present agitation ...

... AN AMUSING ENTERTAINMENT. The correopoodont of tho Daily TeleropA, writing from Mnocow, solids I , ll.,whig wtorettinit I. VA' portion with the recent fettirt , low at Rawls : In • saloon at the end of the snits of rooms we found, seated, a company of ...

... shouldn't be long in Lancashire before I beard the old cry.' Well, Earl Grey and the Whigs got into power, the people got Cheated, and 'l'll never believe in the Whigs again. Although coinciding with the principles of the Charter, Mr. Dixon took no active ...

... Poetry ”! But strange the caprice is which patronage doles. And which gives the wrong side what the right side it grudges; The Whig unbelievera make Bishops shoals, While tfas Tories, who violate law, make the Judges. Has our contemporary engaged the poet ...

... elevation ; and retirement, tho words of affectionate farewell which the cfficial head of tar uttered, were spoken to the old Whig lawyer by the newly appointed Attorney General of Consorretivo Administration. Amidst the profoundly expressed yet decorously ...

... calamities, will gradually be restored to order and prosperity. We are now reaping the crop of that seedtime of distrust in which Whig rulers so long held the moderate loyal party in Ireland when they refused to the willing middle classes of the large towns ...