... possessiot of Belgium, *whicile tixti i Iies most ?? to be inclosed ia :la fence of ticir own empire. 1Eniglaxld In , li unduer a Whig axxmiuistratiol, is maxt l; xt li i t .o Frince for guidonce ani direction j, .;i atiln is respected on the eintthleit aecoliiudliI ...

... Duke of Nor- lih ,atd folk .and Mrf. CoikewloulId not for the wrld have a Ati ptp a- rtridge or a pheasant sainm by any'-but a Whig iir El pssre eeetineil for those who were likely ii to procure hines-p~eeraige; but soniehow or othe'r Iic A ludicrous fiacas ...

... with Tories while the Duke of Norfolk and Mr. Coke would not for the world have a partridge or a pheasant slain by any but a Whig barrel. A certain wealthy mercantile commoner's preserves were destined for those who were-likely to procure him, a peerage; ...

... Lord I ngestrie his noble relative and petitioners conducted vilest ingratitude their landlord Sir HARDINGS thought that both Whigs Tories were in habit of taking to interest their property to give them The conduct of so the government who right to expect ...

... Wellington nine during It appears that there in the of 40 fewer creations of Barons titles and only of the creations) been Whigs An Escape Knighthood On Mr M P King's to Majesty it on this Mr knelt present the royal about to confer the honour of knighthood ...

... spring-guns as a barbarous and atrocious invention unfit to have the sanction of law in any age or any country and yet the Whigs have year office when we find the character of the country is again to be disgraced and the name preventive justice desecrated ...

... these very respect- able individuals, one of whom in particular has been all his life marked for his staunch support of the Whig interest; neither do I consider it probable that all these gentlemen should happen to be absent from the county at this time ...

... settled, cariesic solely, in the -knowledg of the, two or three in.- them scrutables. - fai'as Loid Ebi-ington's meeting of Whig members waT weuld to be ]bela to~day. at Willis's at twelve o'clock..-I0 w~ere is supposedt that the plaii of Mondays proceedings- ...

... suppose from Irish signifying to constitution of the state the apostolic hierarchy of the church of England— Opposed to a whig” Whig name a faction” Pension An allowance made to without an equivalent In England it is generally understood to mean pay given ...

... members will be instructed, in a voice they will hardly disobey, to refuse all supplies to any other administiation, be it Whig, Tory, or Mongrel—indeed to morrow's sun will not set before thousands throughout this county shall have signed a declaration ...

... Fia 4ulgee ill ltcir vapoukinigs. It is generally felt in ma P'adis that the defeat is so signal asd complete te that tilC Whig noinister Nvill cot even- attemt Pt to liat remain in oflice for an homr, antll no one eial blieve 1 that even Lord Broughans ...

... his word; for that is the plain Englisih of it. It ial- togetei a haindsoioe busiiness, anud realises abhlul dantly the old Whig threat of riding rotigh sho& over the royal family. == - =: == ...