... urevilirrf feiact. it both among the moderate Whigs and the grcat mass of a the Tories. Sir Henry Harding told Sir James Graham ci that he supposed we should all go out the next morning. e Mlany of the Whigs thoughtit impossible the Government 0 could succeed ...

... code on the principles successfully negociated by Lord Jlolingbroke at Utrecht, and which, though baffled at the time by a Whig Parliament, were subsequently and triumphantly vindicated by his political pupil and heir, Mr. Pitt; to govern Irelaid according ...

... gence of the present day. The Radical faction is only powerful in proportion as it is helped by Wihig support. There are Whigs and Whigs, Liberals and Liberals, as there are Tories and Tories. It is for the pradent and seteible of these various sections to ...

... in h behulf offIcinooratic freedom, Had he adhered tolhis first vs party and principles, he would have been as Sublime a y, Whig. lHe enter~taineclaruggedailtipathy tohis country- men, and yet he seized the flirst opportunity to vindicate their rights ...

... galln ofa concee made and sold. Ia 1663, Chxarles ir bad required all coffee~houeee to he licensed. In 1676, in a a eg t same Whig sieditiors of the day, the King issued d a Proclamastion to shedt sp all coffee-honses CAs chattrn , seminiaries of treasses ...

... suro enrsglh, aL terrible sight greeted us. The house was on iire ! The flames were pouringout of two windows in one of the whigs, and a denso volumne of black smike wise hmargisng ovsr thoroof. Thero wsas cto sign of activity about the place; the inntoiaes ...

... hostess to keep it up. 01 course the political complexion of Holland House was, as our author remarks, almost exclusively of the Whig party, though be amusingly adds, that it was always a matter or rejoicing to Lady Holland when she could catch a stray Tory ...

... yesterday, the case of Sta nners a. Finlay. ant action by the late manager of the Hartford estates ?? the Belfast XVorthern Whig for libel, was resumed. The Attorney-General opened the case for the defendant, alleging that he had habitually, and without ...

... steamer Main sailed for New York thin afternoon. IRISH NEWS. A LIBEL (ASE.-The hearing of the case of uStannus . The Northern Whig was continued in the Queen's Bench, Dublin, on Tuesday. Mr. Bennett M. Garry deposed to Mr. Stannns having ordered him to ...

... 'eThe three most desirable things to possess are a sound ,edigestion, a balance at the banker's, and tast. All Ministers, Whig; Radical, .or Conservatiyb, lie a ie Majority, a Surplus, and No House. I n The three best letters in the alphabet are L ...

... there should be some equity of division, in the bestowal of Crumbs of comfort, Can even an old Whig wish that every Lord-Lieutenant of a county should be an old Whig ? Can it be good for the admin. istration of the law that none but Liberal lawyers should ...

... ,Isupplanted by a bolder and more grasping faction.' These are'the men who dictate the national policy, lwhile oligarchic Whigs and: educated Liberels fill the I 'Cabinet, and the mass of the party repeat their shallow a lomtnonplaces with irritatingself ...