... Ridge, of whom it was discovered, by: their opponentsi that:our great pretenders to disintarestedness and patriotism, the Whig Ministry, had omitted to take the requisite securities: for his right application of the ?? passing through Iis hands. These ...

... NG PUBLIC BUSINES§ AND :he i.OWRING TUE DIGNITY Oif TIIAT ousE. A sentiment to there is no. disputing, whether uttered by Whig Minister or al, Tory Mini ster,-if to do its bosndsen. ditty, be to lower Ae or to derogate from the dignity wihich ...

... at the present lmoment, sthe doubt respecting the Course of politics to which thic Prnce ?? has now attabehAirliself. The Whigs (as they are very improperly dennuinated) bave. expressed fears on this iead, and their opponents bave venturehdto 'exwibit ...

... Ienistia Burce&t ii th/e C/iair. -The intention of this sneetisg, was to cnsicusne the claims of Mr; WNhite, ou the isseperd ant Whig, to public support, and to propos- certain resejlutsons in sis favor. We sarsielvt that the press of' mattereasli us this veek ...

... asaperficial esxamrniationi ril hdisuuovEr, that sdlf agrandizemulit is the ruling principle w-ith aIL They tace the name of WHi'G or TO yRE -of,, Friends qf the Pdople, or, 1' rieridso talre ?? the same each ?? to gain the winning post, anid the party ...

... celebrated in Edinburg h; Lord Kitsairci was in the chitir, anti the cotipatty cetteisted uif t'l0 of the most distingtishielN Whigs of Scudland. is Lordship aeondmtened ihe busminess of the evenitig in the most admnirale manner, and ittde a w iuct eloquent ...

... wtilcch they are liable. At tie first vica, they ;vppearto refer to that Parliamentary authority, which. cindar 'she guidance of Whig principles, efibcted the reolution oft G68S, by settin.g aside a catholic and arbitraiy monatehli to thle de- cision of Parliament ...

... contemplate the late events. Most critanhsly, (,citlcl'IIC, toe ?? of the Whigs f are uore co sgeuialwsh tlheptrincipi±s of tfreedoni, thall those of the Torics' autd tile Whigs arc s- deep y piedged that if they have any re-giud tocor_,es'stcncy if they ...

... tce mne nt-he bte ol lack stone, cs and ab rep.eh ; -p-attots and courtiers.-kitsl, Prn tne fous frindsand ojiellte to nh ' whigs and toriesrtreadwero tri t utterly ua555c I it was indeed a very curious hewi au . hol 's and unsure to stand UpOn. furmeubtetto ...

... gratified than himself iri-the IlL41e to dnhers to or the ass rtion (if that which is unfa- th debf i I atta ic attack on the Whig tt inttead - f mn-iemb, is ujiAst, and I state this from fals d ofoftus, and. princile which I witnessed club lfair to decide ...

... this place dwell upon the obstacles which imay impede, the harmony of action between Lord Wellesley and the leaders of the Whig party. The principal one is the war in Spain and on this point, if, Lord Wellesley ucin find Cnances wtithotit adding to our ...

... whichhaa-ptdriced alt the Present sala- raidas. . The Bfirrh Decree.-was~a mere bravado, ants, it hwas ansivmred during, the Whig adsinisttation ind As own manner w ?? -Grey's; Oter in- Casnstil,-'cerefore~, gives3 thle neutrals noii roomi to com~ilasn ...