... sides, that the army is considerably reduced. We are compe believe that there {fs truth in these repeated ments ; that the old Whig policy is to be re and that our army, ralsei by slow and costly toa barely sutticlent to mainta! national honour, is to be ...

... ar Sach + very to attempt them would have been fo’ yea position of the Whigs daring a large portion of th pro term of power, and of the Torles during a gr uring ot tb elrs, The Whigs during the first half of the you. teenth cent had one object of paramount ...

... anticlpate Whigs & uss of the Radicals to sarv own urpores, Wik them they worked to cculjarly their own, snd all the recomponse made fc sri vVicegamounted wordeand a vory coldsh The Radicals bore this for a while, and then lost pa The Whigs, on th's, began ...

... Pit tend rep? n 7 he twice ! on t ht befé ti House of Comm tre of comme with Franee. On February 5, Cavendish, back mil the Whigs and tl 4 or allies, tried to m 1 its discussion, aml on |} reu- We7, he made inmost exhaustive speech on that tion, whi v rried ...

... how to d ‘To put the matcer very in ny is only ne io recall the Sayi’ i i Mii é : 1 INE, y it to the ; ‘I that r ark ‘ ‘ I of Whig Jj I wish r of an tris Ma i hins wish in lik: Thanive a suld as > aur of anythin ae I philo is of everythin Te sit Hes ay ia ...

... Cromwell Hou 6ll0r 8:ate, in Bruton-street, proved equal to the 0 o!' We trust that the chefs Tory, Liberal and Cons! 8sion - Whig, Radical, and echo Lady Macbeth's kl rvat ive, ins and outs, will digestion may have Waiu . nev °lent wish that good cn both ...

... the party s which he declared was at the bottom of the | This seems to of the Conservative party. been too much even for the Whigs, for Lord jn a speech of unusual force, reminded the | that althouch much might have been do merely carrying out the law, and ...

... there was the Tipperary ele- - Is tion, atwwhich a gentleman who he believed was the law f adviser of the castle in the late Whig Administration was, he would not say the Government candidate, but the only it candidate who vindicated their conduct, and ...

... to represent them as any aristocratic iew. capitalist, He complained of the base tiral he had received at the hands of the Whigs a Whiglings who only went to Parliament to turn « Teries and secure the snug places of office and pa for their relatives, He ...

... important bearing on the pr arch of a speedy increase in the quantity of from grown in America :— wish ee, it The Richmond Whig says that during the y: , but 20,000 slaves and coloured people emigrated From | to States further South. com At the holidays ...

... SOUTHWARK ELECTION. Cota,el EerestoPd *t ...

... will go on complaining of each rsecu- The idea of a Deus cx ndate the end of the chapter. Trish descending in the shape of a Whig whipper-in untry on the polling day, to persuade the frien ners. Liberal to unite against the Tory, | think. something ind ...