... PRIC KINGS FROIM PUNCH. l OIan SAW RE-SET (Jlo the lve of Paly (Cabtlset-te-,rs) -As the Had is bent the Whig iuclines. A Taucr To POLITICS -Yes, there is at this festive season; butat thesametimewhataiemaikablo preovalence of Evening Party spirit. ...

... have Clone,; and are doing, yrnur duty to your country, I do not think your country is doing its duty to you No Government, Whig or Tory, ha. done so and it is right the Government should be told its dity. 42c is notorious s that. ',be C-Governei3;t al ...

... Iof lialueut House Whigs who would look mia he ommastoualy, James Gibson, W.S., afterwards \o.lhson.qtais, w-vas his most frequent visitor, and eanil byh cane to regard Adam Biack as the most :cible asd trusty reoresentative of Whig principles Zivg he ...

... onl the principles successfully Sl iregetiatel by Lrd Bolingbroke at Utrcht, anti which. 0 thoelgh lb.fflcd at the timus by a Whig Parliament. were t( ?? and triumphairtly vindicated by bis political u ripi]l hrid rir. Mr. Pitt: to govern Ireland necorc'iag ...

... even after the Whigs have bolted, government by the best men , is not an abs~olute impossibility. From evil spirits and from metaphors, groaned Paul Louis, good Lord, deliver uts With those evil spirits of the Liberal party, the Whigs, it is a favourite ...

... months rather than of fifty years ago:- An ' 8 Irish Coercion Bill of extreme severity gave the ~ 0 coupy de arelce (to the W~hig Goverone, anid %Lords Grey and Althorp resigned. ,Lr Mel- .bourne umidertook the reconstructiono thme s Administration, and ...

... wi the upess object of soing that heaven favoured England against the First 'Napoleon, or vice traiss, according as Toes or Whigs lvwere in power. Ostensibly the 'hitorians otu more en- I 11iheo tieis are, first Of all, strives after truith, who do not ...

... found in the .Icpublivomi of Octolber 8, L.19, issued 1 by Richard Carlile the atheist and in 1823 we find I a slit at the Whig party beginning- Whiic3 whomn Fox and Petty led, Whias wcho nailer Lord Grey fled, Weliome, though three 13 a bed, To the Treasury ...

... insists on ei'te 'euerl tS thke name the Chancellor ik tt£h5h titigh!t Itfenottrable William n,, OtI.,otol Prerliter. Is their Whig idea to t toue Parnell grub at HRome Rhtll ?-The 'Vie Ctrh .btoRoboeirtaArthur Talbot Gis- Ito Allo11 js~t~s o alisbuy GPC ...

... will be Two French Citios, by Miss Betham Edwards; A Legend of Nagasaki,' by Miss Gordon Cuamming; and The End of the Whigs, ' by Mr. B. F. C. Costeslne, who, at the general election, contested Edinburgh against Mr. Gioschen. The March number of ...

... profctesions ana promises of Eaglish Liberals. Lateron he ?? people,nntaught by experience, again placed their faith in the Whig party, and again found that they relied on a rotten reed. Similar remarks abound in the book, and the inference is that the ...

... declares its oonti. deuce in the Right Hon. W. ?? Gladstone herein, and its certain hope that, undeterred by Tory clamour or Whig obstrucdon, he will, crowning the glories of a great career, lead out the two nations-loyal to one Sovereign and parts of one ...