... must be fresh in the memory of our readers. He complained bitterly of the man- ner in which the office of Mr. Hayter, the Whig whipper-in, was besieged by these independent Liberals begging places for this cousin and that de- pendant, and not, we may ...

... the busy and Greys, in their erusade for reform ; and, wearing the name of the Russells, was i a representa- tive of the old Whigs, whose support was inyaluable in fving the reform movement from the odium of Redicae ism, which Cobbett, Burdett, and Henry ...

... he hed exam ed innume quantities of Parliamen tary Loaves and Fishes, tked both and “Tory”, and really it was ult to say « Whig” he two contained the greater ass of im- which of t gross! unfit for pub consump- purities, Both were ad rful, how the Body ...

... wonderfully with the multitude, and did harm to nobody. Had examined a packet of Whig statements, and had detected in them no eolonring-matter whatever. Strongly be- lieved that Whig principles had never been adulterated since the days of Magna Charta. Purity ...

... Groton, Massachusetts, December 16th, 1792, and was highly successful in trade. His gave him a com- manding position in the old whig and he was twice elected to congress from the of Boston In New York the evidences of a gradual revival of trade, in nearly ...

... statesmen do and do not to peruse and ponder the objections of his Opponents as set forth in pamphlet and broadsheet. The Whigs, like the Bourbons, appear, however, to have learnt no- thing, as well as forgotten nothing, during exile from the treasury ...

... mainly attribut- able. From the time of his return up to 1837, he took part in the efforts of the radical party to force the whig gevernment to farther measures of reform. His of Commons. but in the columnsof the London Reriew. opinions, however, were not ...

... offered, not only Sweaborg, but Cronstadt also, might now have been ruins, with little—if any—loss to the Allies. Whether, as the Whig organs in the United States assert, the Cabinet of Washington have got up the present difficulty with this country for the ...

... wheel at the right time. The colonial seals have been given to Mr. Labouchere. The hon. member for Taunton is de- scribed as a Whig, and nothing more. Still he ap- pears to be all right on the war question, so far as It is hinted in various his views have ...

... upon any man of letters 1e gate which can be but ill-discharyed 0 and genias in that house, by securing the permanence of a whig or tory adminis- tration. We want men in the House of Commons capa ble of dealing in an enlightened, comprehensive spirit. ...

... behaviour, but the principle is almost identical. Not to speak of the inspectorshi ps, of the commissioners for which the Whigs have al- ways been noted, and the nominations to more humble berths in the Excise and the Customs, that, as has been shown ...

... two of the oldest Liverpool papers have ceased to exist, viz., the Liver t Times and the Liverpool Standard ; the former a whig and the latter a conversative and low church joureal. The Standard did not appear as usual on Tues- day, and though no formal ...