... sanctuary j if they were not quite neglected in the dise bution of the minor patronago. ' Great Whigs smiled at. the notion of a latge infusion of n lelod, and little Whigs asked, with superci ious com- placency, where tsasthe proof that* ew blood was conlfg gforwarA ...

... bit two objects (Whig , and Tory), one'of which-is to be fondled, and. the other beaten. - One Is supposed to be- al good, the other all evil. - This political creed willamdmitofno middle being. Ifa ?? *|is not a Tory he muest be a Whig, &nudif he is. not ...

... non? of ?? the elebrsnof Iae IEarl and Co~untess of Scarborough. H3i was born inx Lhrli OF THE RRV. fl Cooir?.--The NoeMr,9 Whig of Monday says :1 ?? king iuies late lent'night, we Were-informed thbt Dr Cooke, who is now ia ?? in ?? thesaime stateos he ...

... power,-by holding frequent public meet- ings, to make his person and his principles familiar to the 'electors, Mr Campbelljis a Whig of the 'lQW P4901 U1 i? f s far as h, j Appeared, he hag not exhibited one political feature distinguishing him from the common ...

... pleasure of retnrnir him to the new Parliament without any conte (Cheers.) Referring to the different ideas enatrtis by the Whigs and the Tories, he expressed as hi opinion that, though the latter regarded the interedt of the country from A different point ...

... that 'time was all for the Whigs, because the bill was theirs, and bearuse, al. though a most imperfect measure, it was a great stop in the rikht0ir6ction. (theers.) He was perfectly. ?? then,' as he'iisssbow,-that the Whigs in Mna. ing ?? noiehl ?? of ...

... ariatouratio Whig clique, who endeavoured to. arrogate to themselves all the Liberalism of the. country.. He would like~to akthem' what right they. .Ihad to monopolies' the narme of Liberalism?' Where were theyr, the Dumbartonshire Whigs, on that day ...

... change in the present day fr, what there was in the piast-that neither arty now what it was formerly. There might ho cry of Whigs and Tories, or Liberal3 and Cenre. tives, but there was a great deal moreiD DanuDC mt in realities; and if they looked to deeds ...

... thing-is certain, that the prty to vhich c Mr-Campbell andrhis patronsblcog-notth' hoaest he reformoing arty, but the old ?? Whig clque, . who would -dcrifice ths most precious interests of the oountiv to their oan selfish party ends-hso by' e thitu neii ...

... Liberalism is earnest and sin- cere. (Cheers,) He is not one of your old Whigs. I do not wish to speak disrespectfully of the old Whigs. I was bred in a town where the old .Whigs, many of them, were looked up to; but they are left behind, and I say it ...

... . All t4e otl6ers are much yonnger. Dr Barker is the onlypub- lisher or editor who has remaihled attached to Uitt Briti:;h Whig newspaper from the -date of. its commencement. ' There are now up~wdrds. of two' hundred ?? 'published' iti Canada, but the ...

... iustioi has disturbed'tte d Wbig principlgs of his iamily, He himself votedi it' for Mr Gladetone's' bill, but .is brother, the Whig and Evangelic~iopoCalse iastngup ?? of the IA iJhuroh; bndplt'i understoodthatp he baeset ?? '!old LIady' Waldegravef, ig against ...