... enumeration of fu'hlled the publication which now announces. For upwards of twenty years, he was the sole Editor of The Northern Whig, his own free judgment and solemn sense of right constituting bis only action ; and enjoyed the gratification seeing that journal ...

... and advancement have in view. If they enter on the political battle-ground of general election, with the disadvantage of a Whig Ministry in confusion and lowered before the country, and if they themselves study more how to resist what was wrong in the ...

... lie, that England crucified between the Tories and the Whigs ; and Cohbett used to denounce, with his customary force, that conspiracy of parties which called the pilitieal see-saw, * which Whigs.and Tories, with all their mutual antipathies, yet take ...

... Full li••u.se; One Full House* make's One Meat; One Defeat makes One .urge Minority; r wen tv Minorities make One* Whig Ministry; One Whig Ministry makes On©—Regret the death* of Sir Rohm Peel!— Punch. The Opebatio Cam pa toff.—The operatic war has commenced ...

... their share of the difficulty in working our way back to a really sound state. And this, in point of fact, is just what the Whig* attempted to do when they proposed a fixed dutv of on imported wheat. When they did that, they went upon the iplan of stopping ...

... the necessity of this tax was tne mal-administration of the finances during the five or six years preceding the fall of the Whig Ministry, in but for that mal-administralion, there never could, or would have been an income-tax. During that period there ...

... there was nothing lie hail loss his contemplation than to disturb in the slightest degree that commercial system which the Whigs and the Peel party have hitherto successfully maintained. ...

... made large sacrifices in support of the Whig party, the state of things was thus described The report of the resignation of Ministers has been received here with universal satisfaction. The Government of the Whigs was very unfortunate for Ireland; trade ...

... in the newspapers one in*7Vi'’ Dublin Evening Port, which is known to be the Government organ, and the other in The Northern Whig, the Government organ again. I appeal from the organs of the Government to you. (Cheers.) I understand that 1 am a stranger ...

... has in relation to the Government; and they will vote, honest souls! that white is black, or black white, just their anti- Whig malignity may prompt them. Mr. Reynolds appears to have taken or been elevated to the post leader of th distinguished ph: laox ...

... bill on the subject immediately after the recess. The Renewed Lease. —Though Lord Stanley’s coy evasion of office leaves the Whig* undisputed masters the field, some perverse influence in their stars seems destined to dash their safely with discredit Even ...

... possess privileges as great the neighbouring city of Westminster. The electoral body was not large, and had, as usual, its Whig and Tory party. But, to these was added another, calling itself independent. At every dissolution of Parliament, there was ...