... the support of overgrown establishments, merely because the manly declaration of their sentiments would be embarrassing to a Whig Ministry. It would b' very convenient, doubtless, to the aristocratic portion of the Cabinet, if they were to lie allowed to ...

... to watch over their interests which, it would appear, there is such an evident ,letennination to sacrifice at the shrine of Whig republicanism and Wing liberality. ...

... said to one (lithe door-keeper.. '• is the llousw up? No, was the reply, but Mr Bak AND Ttaa CASA perilous symptom far the Whigs is their nesilmg up under the the Tories: evidently seeking as alliance for the sake of gaiuing strength. How this ? They have ...

... three or four towns. Mr Macaulay eulogised the conduct of the Whig party, to iii i t which he belonged, in contending strenuously tnr the emancipation of the Catholics. His s mild do the Whigs justice, awl show, among other of unwottliy of cum. men,lation ...

... liiiisters have contributed to spoil. and whose frowardness was never cultinited to its highest point of perfeetion until the Whigs none into power—is unquestionable stieh, at the present moment, its to furnish at least a plausible apology for the sudden ...

... ofthe effigy, tat Eceerpt from a let:er from a J.aina:c.s. to Lis Fife. I. 4th 1 shwerely hope the Tories ;nay prevail. fur the Whig. are determined on our is one of the latter, is deeply In inti•ctere with the privilezes of our Colonial so as to to theta ...

... progress will be no more noted, and n s more worthy being noted, than the floating of bubbles down the stream. The names of Whig and Tory will be equally obnoxious or wally_ forgotten. One great lacnon will absorb ells Aliimdred - Aesded democracy will ...

... of England._ Theta. How TO TURN OI'T THE -The Conservatives are destioed to enjoy a monopoly of popular odium no longer. The Whig :Ministry have made vigorous ef. rum during the last few weeks to deprive then of its exclusive possession. In these efforts ...

... ice ni.e.s f Westminster. that they were in an nevem. fortelee situation. I'ut Tories could not rennin in Alec lerg sr then Whigs, if the people di -I net -can. lion their use..- sure.; and in conscWnee he believed, that the hest venunent for the concert ...

... council t suspend cash payments. It was true that they might take advantage of one of the worst meausres of Pitt, which the Whigs had always denountaiil; kit would they be supported in this act by the right hotionr.dile baron, t, the First Lord of the Admiralty ...

... Obliged to resist the motion. Mr Coanerr said, the present discussion had convinced him more than ever of the natural dislike the Whig.' hail to He three in a bed. But whenever they made room it was for their own convenience. and not for that of others. Yes ...

... with theft, habit and repute. and ••i•-•vissue conviction. pleaded Not Guilty. This was rather a -singular case. tusisie was 'Whig as a speetator in the Police r and chose to walk off with a good hat belonging to a :mug man, a haler. leaving his own shocking ...