... in Basque Honda. Mr Godwin, the author of Caleb Williams, has been honoured, in his old age, by an appointment from the Whig Government; they hate made him—what? a Yeoman Csber of the Exchequer! with a salary of per annum and an official residence ...

... seek and obtain that real redress of grievances to which they are entitled, and which was supposed the inevitable result of a Whig Ministry and a reformed Parliament f—Morairsi Herald. For the reduction of useless offices, of excessively large salaries, ...

... t. What the Governmem has to do in the ease it is Lot our concern to inquire. It would be citric , :nough, however, if the Whig Mulled factions should be the first to restore the principle of a property tax, prematurely abandoned sevelacern years ago ...

... support the Lord Advocate, by imprisonment. as some the liberal Whigs of the day did not scruple to attempt. or that he forfeited his pledge. as is sail to have been done by a certain Tory. Whig-Radical, or anything but elector. As to Mr Thomson 's support ...

... triumph over the two great factiors which divided the State, to stand formidably in the midst and divide both parties—the Whigs and the Turk's. I have only • very few words to say to you—namely, if ever I become a recreant to the eminent distinction which ...

... re:renehment, for it 'appeared that the bailie iu collecting it 1;14 year bad tit:darted no less a than I s. 9J. from the Amount, whig.b, as ;equal. paid away in treating his assistants to a glass of whisky and water. Some knowing ones steamg ns refused to pay ...

... —At the election, no one Will more loud in his prole of in rat it ion to the national expenditure, than Mr Jolitiston. the Whig refeon namnber for this district of burghs. I.:emu:my. however, like (+lathy, ought to begin at home. If it doe* not Hood hi ...

... might bare dose. and which a Tory Gnomes's* must have dime. He believed it would be a politic good to have the Tads* in Mlles. Whigs is oppositioe menserge for the beim* of the people. He wiled by kg ea address to his sty S. a retina of the date. sod of each ...

... motive can the people hare for preferring Tories to Whigs, unles they know that the former mean better than the latter act ?—or what ground is there to hope that, even if a suffering nation turns from Whigs to Tories upon the impulse a/ pain and irritation—as ...

... hem with hht fa di:, for the hefted! of bathing, p tubes—h} t..ur pruoaaang they never nut. wil; worm and apoa it. It am the Whig llll..hhecuntined ' by the L. II 17 per form. ...

... _ling particular political views, is too absurd to he etten I to. In the rank,. of our comity regiment will be avowed Tories, Whigs, and Radicals. Again, some of thus; who oletiet to seamanry are themselves &axis .a to lw embodied in another form, for a similar ...

... some members of the Cabinet will retire. The Wellington administration resigned with a smalkr majority against Arm; but the Whigs were so long out that they can harshly he expected to yield easily, that which cost them PO MIA toll to attain. Should :11inisters ...