... gentleman fur many years represented the Eastern division of Yorlkshire, for whiehs a vacany now occurs. Ill polities lie was a Whig, though one of strong Protectionist feeling, having voted on all occasions in favour of pro- tection to British industry. A ...

... dis- crepancy will, perhaps, be pointed ?? I iiroseolred Woeds. I Lont) Grouoe BIMTrNCIr'S PorLTrcs,-In politics, ie| was aL Whig of 1688, which became him, modified, how-: ever, by all the experience of the present age. Fie wished to see our society founded ...

... dimocratic ticket; this 'are is the Whig. But if you strive to vote twice, I shall have you arrested. on vill, will you? shouted the son of tile sovereiggn people; then I says if I'mll denied the right of %votin- for ?? Whigs, after ggoim' the whole ticket ...

... REIIMEDIES FOR TIl' PEOPLE. The Duke of Norfolk's remedy was Curry. Louis Napoleon's is Cayenne. LATEST iNTEI.L1GENME. WE'vE the Whigs out at last-some say not without trickery; Mly Lord John has resigned, and we've got rid of Chicory. George Grey and Lord Ditto ...

... Grey and Mr. Gladstone, we are gravely informed, are qualified for office by capacity or character. All ,the rest-Tlories, Whigs, Radicals, or Brigadiers are meretag-rag-and-bob-tail. Evenas regards Mr. Disraeli, all that can be said of him is,that as ...

... Earl and Countess of E-linton, at the Viceregal Lodge. Tlie Yorkshire G&'zette says that Sir William Ingilby, an energetic Whig, has denounced Lorel John Russell as a degraded statesman, wvho has allied himself with the dregs of democracy. Colonel Maberly ...

... Henry G. Grey, otherwise Earl Grey, lately of the Colonial Office, Downing Street, did, out of a mean anxiety to avert from the Whig Administra- tiors odium which it had incurred, in a great measure, from the management of that department of it over which ...

... declared himself a Protectionist; in the house of a Free-trader he was all in favour of Free-trade; he was a WVbig with the Whig electors; and a Tory with the Tories. In fact, hMr. Ker reminded him of Barnaby Rudge's raven, which flourished about the ...

... strangle the infant efforts of their country in the achievement of its social regeneration. THE ASSMILT ON REGIUM DONUTS. Tim Whig-Radical, Voluntary, Infidel, Popish, and Brigade alliance, which occasionally exhibits itself in the House of Commons when ...

... had amply done their duty when they passed a couple of months at the Castle, and gave some two or three balls. The Vicermgal Whig hurried to rural re- tirement and economy, and, so far as he had influeLn11ce, left Dublin to silence and wvant till the next ...

... contains-now; we believe, for the firsttime collected- the best writings of the late witty canon of St. Paul's. Sydney Smith was a Whig in politics, and a very free- and-easy going religionist. He exercised his pen in advocating the claims of the Roman Catholics ...

... your questions, or speaking commonly, his style is that of the ancient Spartan; but put him on a stump, with an audience of Whigs, Democrats, or Barn-burners, and he becomes a coinpound of Tom Cribb and Demos- thenes, a fountain of eloquence, passion, sentiment ...