... article or. Protection, winds up with the following deplorable effects of Free Trade:— But in the fall—the hierited fall of the Whig aristocracy England—are the cotton aristocracy, their dear but fatal and foolish allies, not fall too? That opens another ...

... given vehemence to that cry for civil and religious liberty all over the world,' which was so applaudingly toasted at the Whig gatherings of old —which has been so recently sounded Perth by Lord John Russell, the idol and tie watchword tiie new Democracy ...

... appointments, furnished by the Government, are of the worst imaginable description, and the thing is done, especially when the 'Whigs are power, upon the strictest penny-wise and pound-foolish system. When such a review of troops .seen was witnessed last week ...

... discordant opiuions upon the -religious, social, and political - which now interest society; each of which, according to the and Whig Bishop Hoadley, is the standard of truth. In this monstrous medley of contradictions, and general conflict all things, we not ...

... to the Vice-Royalty of his native eountrv. Amnng the younger aad more active liberals, who have received encouragement from Whig Ministers, men like Sir William Molesworth, Lord Mr. ...

... Reformer, the advocate the ballot, r.f complete religions equality, and the our coloni.'J policy, the co. ('..user vatives. Whigs, churchmcn. and old stagers nearly half-a-century in office, if it w re the most natural thing in th« world. That the fine ...

... upon its intelligence ? Casting mere Conservatism aside, and looking the Whig patriotism of 1684 in the light 1853, has not its fine gold become changed 0 Does not the then Whig real for the Protestant religion look like faction, and the glorious itself ...

... inauguration of a democratic policy, and only the first of many bad measures. Parliamentary Reform was thus the key of the whole Whig position, and, unless this key were mastered, the Sovereign might be frightened, the people might cool, the boroughmongers ...

... blind to everything which tells against them. The Act having had the powerful influence of all previous governments, whether Whig or Tory, has been pushed down the throats of many town; but, at lest, some relief looms in the future, and that too from ...

... the conduct and language of British journals with reference to the affairs of that country, and, as he quoted the opinions of Whig politicians conjunction with the delivery of his own, naturally secured the approval of a great part of the House. The result ...

... Witchchaft Pkxnsyivaxia.—The (Pa.) Whig, relates the following singular instance of superstition, which proves that the belief in witchcraft not yet done away with :— A correspondent, writing from Fulton county, informs of singular case supposed wiehcrafi ...

... a bell, and no one is ever called to order; there is never any agitation on any of the benches; ennui rains in torrents ; Whigs and ories share among themselves badlybaked biscuits; a good deal of Barclay and Perkin porter is drunk; members go out every ...