... patronage dicertisscment (as Mr. Bunn would say) will take place among the lawyers. Since Peel's accession 1841, the current of Whig promotion has been stopped, and with some three dozen advocates of both parties since added to the roll, a plethoric impatience ...

... system was invented and launched by the Whigs, its flimsy sails were set out by the Tories, and, at the suggestion certainly of the Whigs, they were a little reefed by the Tories in 1819; it is now fitly and fully in Whig hands, and is lurching with every breeze ...

... Mr Bernard. A catalogue of Whig terminates in these words :—“And who, to complete the catalogue of their iniquity have passed, suppor'ed, and lauded, the infamous Poor Law Bill In reply to Colonel Tbompson’s letter on the Whig denial of the Right of Prtibon ...

... just held five Whigs and one Conservative retired. Three Conservatives were elected for the Western Ward, and the Whigs were allowed to walk over for the Eastern Ward. The Corporation now consists of twenty Conservatives and four Whigs. ToE LICENSED ...

... energetic support of Scotch Conservative newspapers. The importance of the Dukes in general has always been recognised by the Whig party, but the power of any five of the body to affect the political opinions of a whole country is not likely to pass unquestioned ...

... properly was opposed to the well-being of the majority, it ought not to exist.” We stated this proposition to meet the Tory and Whig doctrine that properly was sacred life. Our correspondent is mistaken when be says that •* one will deny this principle it ...

... adhere to ten hours' factory labour, and no more. The tricky move of the Whigs, who supported the Ten. Hours' Bill before, meets with the most unqualified condemnation. The Whigs intend to propose a bill for ten hours and a half, which the factory labourers ...

... eir time is their money-and, moreover, in consulting these gentlemen they have no crabbed, quirky, dogmatical, crotchetty Whigs to deal with; but kind-hearted, affable, able men of business- men reared in the hot-bed of commerce, men whose income is derived ...

... others are for solid puddirg, which, I take It, Is a legitimate objeet of all Parliamentary ambition. In the mean time the Whigs and Conservatives will heartily co-operate to return Mr. Poasonby. He Is much and deservedly respected. Even during the College ...

... in set form to blame the Whigs for havingforced them to pass Peel's Bill. In the last number of Blackwood's Magazine, the writer says, Many and grievous were the evils (almost all the consequences of the changes the Whigs bad forced upon Government) ...

... ct Donmerit b yond his own party, even when a it was the most incontestable, and that the r29 of so often professed. by the Whigs for the DukOf WVELLINGTON was mere hypocrisy? His lord5sp in short, would have been exposed to exactly the ?? imputation, had ...

... Tmr -~i SAfter. July naxt;; .the 'debt! wopld- be ;88)2001.; The . assets o the cornpany in. London ;iere 27,6261., gut of whiG theyihad to pay-diveidend atA6 per cent., 8,6921.; Fe benture interest; 2,1881. ; debentiures to be paid off, 11,5001. -tetal ...