... at large will, however, rejoice at the revival of the time-honoured institution, which is now fifty years old, whether by Whigs or Tories. We delight in preserving that which we have known; we had rather let Temple-Bar tumble down than remove it. Moreover ...

... regard to Spain, without having the penetration to discover that that very declaration is the enunciation of a policy which Whig statesmen would not have had courage to adopt. It means that Lord DERBY is not going to let England become the catspaw of Germany ...

... carry one. . _ _ _ A FISHY SENTIMENT.—Sir Robert Peel, on the occasion of a Ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs,gave as a toast, May we keep their plaices without their flounders. NECESSITY OF ALMS.—A notorious miser, having heard a ...