... succeeding one limits the com pen- sation for third and fourth classes of improvements years; while complete this piece of Whig machinery for tenant-plunder, the landlord is guaranteed, ; under any circumstances, to be obliged to pay at the utmost only ...

... stiil have j their hands full of foreign orders. There is nothing to be had under 3s for distillers' grain, 25 O.P. —Northern , Whig. The Flitch.—lt is expected that this ceremony. exalted into a new pageant, will take the middle the ensuing month, ...

... dreadful position for poor Lord be, bat rewarded a barren Irish peerage for voting, for countless years, in abject servility the Whigs; and, after all, to find that the reward a blunder. know nothing position, except the position Victor Hugo's arebdaascn, when ...

... into the cabinet, he was immediately subject to such influence* that could not carry out his own oonvictions and become mere Whig. He cited Mr. Maeaulay, Sir W. Moiesworth, and Sir B. Hall as instances in point. If any minister was earned in to power by ...

... intrigues among small people for small objects, and, among other objects, for a seat for Yarmouth, where, though he is an arrant Whig agent and doer of doubtful work to Lord John, he seeks, per Administrative Reform, recommend himself to the well-known Radicals ...

... Bristol - *bere Lord LyndcSLX stall; and it is due to the ex- to that he, opponent, served Sydney Smith while his friends, the Whigs, were only talk- S™* was made a Dre- j poured in on him ; for'his brother India, dying, left him his property. TOndmsed history ...

... have been avoided. Sir Edward Lytton* and the Whigs.—We advise everybody to read the elaborate abuse which, Friday night, Sir Edward Lytton poured upon the Whigs—the Whig nobles. Considering that the Whigs gave him his baronetcy, and have upheld 3 brother ...

... party ; and the consequence of this is, that controversialists are continually convicting each other of inconsistency. Fll un-Whig you, my gentleman, cried Pitt, when his rival, Fox, in a delate, degenerated into Toryism and towards Toryism it must be confessed ...

... LrrroN mantains that the Whigs are exclusives, and that it is such things we have to abolish, they are talking nonsense, and we fear conscious nonsense. There is the Paljierston government before us—madeup of Whigs, nay, Whig imbeciles, and, while Mr ...

... the chief of the Australian states. The colonists were represented by a rather incongruous opposition, composed ex-official Whigs, scmi-official Tories, and Irish' Radicals. But on the whole their views seem to just and reasonable. Let endeavour to winnow ...

... mislead, as the Vienna negotiations misled. Erratum.—ln oar impression of Monday we nfeired the carious Sir Edward Eolojqt the Whigs, in the .Vagazwe. It have been the Monthly Chronicle,— the date 1838, not 1835, ...

... must always be considered. The politics of Fonblanque were Whig politics ; he had served the Whigs as their most popular journalist; and, in calling him into the service of the country, the Whigs did one of the few graceful things of the kind which they ...