... Tut Whim U> x«h» M»cmmTio»»- Whigs «h.. .re our kr* h lor . now furm, with cUu«w of s' r ! t,,hu.noo«n know. wh.. offrot tho.v thing ci.wr. .hot g* nroro.^n .hr, moan to ~0 iulmtion i. thr fart that .ten, it. _ ,1. who hate* monk., whom ho i, „« like] ...

... and more exasperated. A penal Bill England will have; and if laird Stanley com© into power and propose a severer measure, the Whig party will not dare (even could we suppose them inclined) to withhold their concurrence it. 1 have made what to me were co ...

... laugh.) If the noble lord would take bis advice, he would put it a glass case, and exhibit it the Crystal Palace as specimen of Whig legislation in 1851-—(groans)—for the purpose insulting the Roman Catholics. Mr. OSWALD called upon the Lord Advocate to afford ...

... together its holy and unconquerable spirit, may hope to regain what has been oppose effectual barrier to the kindred of ‘Whig liberality and Whig persecution. I hope soon to see the dav when such an effective body, for the defence of religion, shall have acquired ...

... actually voting the majority, and a still greater number for absenting themselves from the division without pairs. The six seven Whig Protectionists who are members of the House, of course voted with the majority, as did likewise the two sons of the Duke of ...

... decline of every mighty empire. Now. the express terms of this comparison l'l'ly t . any policy or party? they apply to the Whigs? Thev*can onlv apply to some man who had changed opinions, and who had assumed position originally belonging to some one else ...

... of the collision she had almost entirely disappeared, her wheel-house and chimney being all that w as visible. enthusiastic Whig meeting has been held York County, Virginia, nt which ITon. Daniel Webster was nominated as candidate for the Presidency, 1852 ...

... System of Education this country. It was opposed the Tories, of course, the Puseyites, most of the Peel party, a few degenerate Whigs, and, most appropriately, Mr. John Reynolds, and others of the Irish Brigade. We are glad to see the name of Mr. Terment, member ...

... policy of the present Cabinet, with his u*ual eloquence. There is nothing new from the South. There the old obstructions of Whig and Democrat seem be dying out, and the parties of Union and States Rights are taking their place. The strength of the States ...

... notion of giving up snug Government berths for monster meetings, and the chance of officio information. On the return of the Whigs to office, after the reueal the Corn-laws, Air. succeeded to the Mastership of the Mint, which office being abolished last ...

... not take it. The Radicals hold the balance of I tower, to place it atthedis)Misalof Whigs, and propose aataiwca such a way as to facilitate Whig measures the Whigs, in turn, being the only persons who prevent their own measures. The Irish members oppose ...

... foretell--possibly will cease* not much before East wiml extinguished; bat, the mean time, there they are; they are troublesome a Whig .Minister the East wind a rheumatic sexagenarian; and it Is our business to record them for the edification ami instruction ...