... collars and his cascade stock fastened by a large carbuncle. He was a hunting man when the gout would let hinm He was also a Whig of the old school, that is, a believer in clique government, and his sympathies with the working- man and labourer were about ...

... removed in the pacifi- cation with America by ?? Whig Ministry in 17e;an thet pequreseince t of MR. Pov ion thehelbner I Ministry was farther evidene of the fact that the leaders of the Conservative party were Whigs whose views were modified by the excesses ...

... very; generally received in EBropq, and have even modified the vost despotic ompireq. Though we venture to place the .iise of Whig principlds in the restoration of learning in Europe and the causes which produced the BReformation, the Eaglish Revolatio4 ...

... the world. We are told not to be afraid that modern progress is about to land us in democracy, and are bidden to admire the Whigs as the great fountain of all political blessings. The tone is rather that of 40 years ago than of the present day. Messrs. ...

... Reformners of this stamp there was little or no inclination to fanaticism; they in mental tone were very little removed from the Whig party of the 17th and l8tlWcenturiee; their views with regard to family and property *ere constitutional; nor were they in ...

... consent to sink the small differences that-stand bee tween them! and take counsel together ? What are the old constitutional Whigs about ? What are the best and noblest of the Tories doing ? Is it imn possible to form out of these a party which shall say ...

... dozno i avte fellows,. Whether it had been a wise epniueo sa- mnoey or'not be was not going to say;- hewolntrfe 'the to elmrsc Whig, Tory, or Liberal policy i hrset nva- but ho would say that it was the duty of ?? Able to provide efficiency in this respect ...

... to have been ori- ginally designed in its present form chiefly to explain why he left the Tories and took office under the Whig Earl Grey; a change which, according to Lord Palmer- ston's chivalrous sense of honour, could only be justified by the fact ...

... Robert, highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinaciously moved in offlcil sa- Ilarios, and belonging to that old Whig party whose oreed was tint there was a class which should rever be sub- Jeoted to vulgar discussion and popular opinion, was ...

... able to obtain respecting the grand processes of cosmical evolution which are in progress around us.-Syectator. The Richmond Whig is not at all pleased at the possibility of the election of Andrew Johnson to the Senate. Conceding his honesty, it contends ...

... sketch had fallen that chance, the at throne. She drank. Her husband was a Dane, thorough- _ bred. A Tory, she governed bythe Whigs; like a woman, ie like a mad woman. She had fits of rage. She was violent. la a brawler. Nobody more awkward than Anne in directing ...

... or that for all purposes of knowledge yen won't come out of Ireland worse than you went into it. Under the title of A Great Whig Journalist, we have a scathing criticism on the career of Defoe; and apreopos of Col.Thompson's book on the ParagusyanWarwe ...