... rest. -. Mr. Frere was a Tory by descent.. His father was High Sheriff of Suffolk in 1776; and: it is I told of him that as a Whig judge came on circuit e that year, the High Sheriff composed a high Tory t sermon, which he put into his chaplain's hands to ...

... HORTON, after hearing the address and the speeches by which it was supported, could easily conceive he was in a meeting of Whigs and sham Liberals. (Hear, and Oh, o1l.) Mr. ?? said if the association passed the fulsome address before them, it had better ...

... thing they had to do was to come to terms with the Whig party. In all special elections Nonconformists would do well if they could riot obtain a candidate ready to go upon theis principles-if the Whig was not a Libarationis to ab- etain altogether from ...

... come home to Miss Turner and I, The good Tryon flumped out L of the room, Charles II. and Cromwell-is a biter pill for a Whig,-.these are but a few of the grammatical eccentricities to be found in Hetty. We would recommend Mr. Kingsley a 1primer ...

... Brougham. and his colleagues. He appears in 'his younger days to have been something more than a Whig, while his colleagues were nothing more than Whigs. His alleged intrigue to turn Lord Grey out of office in order to occupy his place, he disproves in ...

... Fleaven that at last religion no longer divided them, Constitutional means would get for them what had been wrung from them' by Whig oppres- sion, fraud and, bribery., At the next general eleotioa ApriwpulA not b'e b bustings in Ireland on which the cry of ...

... Queen is always pronounced with respect by the Wrliiun, classes. In Leeds it was iput by gentlemen- h leading Conservative and W'hig organs-into every low, rutaiss, and venal mouth that conld h e hired orinflamed. It ?? means of prosecuting h.tuful partyfeuds ...

... of selection: Whig marionettes of the most approved 4 pattern. The Cabinet, he says, has been reconstructed; the cards have been reshuffled ; the kaleidoscope has been shaken, and somehow at every change 1 you get back the old Whig com- bination ...

... Government at ci9s of some moment is not, it must be owned, quite in accordance with the precedents and tra- aitions of the Whig party. The part of Mrs. VnouRhasalmost always been that which a representative of that political school, when out of Dflise ...

... SuNDAY NIGHT. A placard, extensively posted up throughout Paris, exhorts the citizens to vote for M. Gam- betta as head of the Whig party, who, conjointly f with M. Thiers, the head of the Tory party, can s save ?? from Royalist conspirators. No result of ...

... tions with the Board of Trade. The bard and fixed line of 16 as the extreme limit of the Cabinet is re- laxed in favour of a Whig peer, but cannot be passed when a Commoner, a Dissenter, and a Radical who has the confidence of that party ia next on the ...

... will acquit him of any ?? convictions. For this causebis appointment is received with some degree of fawvour by our Astrian Whigs. On the othu, hand, Baron Lasser, the ?? of the In- terior, is unpopular with all parties--a sure pro- moter of diseord. Err ...