... last he ' gave up the game. lie repeatedly said that 110 nothing but a vote of no confidence should turn :r. hinm out. The Whigs would not oblige him, 11- and he had to go nevertheless. But even PR&n as in all his glory never ventured upon the .O~preposterous ...

... Rleslz. - applied to electioneering oratory, it only shows Christ how completely cut off from the world are 0amb t the few Whigs left among us. It might have Divini c been thought that even an Edinburgh ?? from N would have heard of heckling, a customl ...

... MELBOURNE, could not have ]rln beaten Sir ROBET PEEL. The Tories, rein- shol forced by those recalcitrant and reactionary Of 'Whigs from whom the Duke of DEVON- as ?? and most of his Caive politically and descend, at once pounced upon this element is in the ...

... the Lords. That blunder has been com- mitted more than once, and nothing has coB- duced more obviously to the downf all of Whig Administrations. Let the Lords do their worst, Wlhen the Liberal party sp- peals to the country against the dic- tation of ...

... theirprograranio the establishmnent of a separate Foreign Ofico, with it separato Foroign Secretary; whilo the 1 glit (the Whigs, a- there being tio Conservatives)demland a common ho Foreign Office with Sweden, with a loreign O Secretaryship responsible ...

... remember and repeat the admirable coupletwhiclhdeclares that as bees onflowers alighting cease to hum, so settlinginto office Whigs are dumb. The satire has no applicability to present circumstances. But at the same time it is not desirable to postpone the ...

... country. Although lie has attr e had many weeks of uninterrupted meditation wit] it upon this phennomenon, the mind of the 'Whig slse censor still reels under the shock. He cites the ma3 xo terse, and one would have thought lucid, sen- not n tences in ...

... as the eighty-sixth, (Tidler, 5la for it wals itt 13800, ftse yeaar atiler 'IIi'ril~gas', clint the IarasO in '-aldependetit Whig first Saw thle light. After a brief of sit on lrastid its the 1 Iodspondsett Obseaver, on October Wol 20'5 18922 this journal ...

... ?? 20,000 .24000 Ditto, Day'a Export to Great Britain. 16,000 Nsl Ditto, Das EBxportto Coutinent ?? 11,000 4,000 Ditto Ifi Whig Upland on spet.. . ?? WA I Petrosevan, Crude ?? .40 0.46 Dittoftandard Whito ?? 0 , ,.00 .,00 Ditto, PipeL ino Cortidlrateo ...

... so far initiated as to have a fair augury of its che- raoter. Charles Kingsley writes, 'Alton ' Locke' has drawn down a Whig declaration in official quarters, that the Parson lot must be put down at any price. Surely here the Parson lot should ...

... produc- n tions highly creditable to both Universities. (Hear, n hear.) 'These represented Oxford as Tory and Can- bridee as Whig. The truth was rather that Cambridge was Lory and Oxford Jacobite. Mr. Gladstone proceeded to consider the different proportions ...

... Sent his troop of horse ,o For Torics owo reo aruirmeet but cores ,o WVith ectual cami to Crresbridlo books he seat C a For Whigs nellow no force bui argument. io Youis faithfully, E. T. II. ,0 Higbgate, N., 26th October. ts ?? IIEALAPDIOPISMS. - ?? ...