... interest, venture on a change of the corn laws. - IH Elere, then, wise disciples of I-he Whigs, is an end to all your anticipations of - cheap bread' from the handlsof a Whig Cabinet.. The destruction of your hope is final. Here, then, elaborate Standard, is ...

... ago been made a ‘peer for life, with a pension for two sncceeding generations. ‘For their extraordinary line of policy, the Whigs, no doubt, bad an excuse—they required to temporise in order to keep their places; but this apology could not be admitted. ...

... . L.53,462,090 While the five years' average ex- penditure of the Whig Admnnis- tration, ending in 1840, was . 52,148,701 Showing a comparative saving du- ring these five years of Whig Go- verament, of , L.1,313,389 During the year 1840, which hadl to ...

... great room of the London Tavern, which it is said will hold two thousand personswas completely filled by an assemblage of Whigs and Reformers-, who were summoned by advertisement to discuss the present state of public affairs. Sir Francis Knowles, Bait ...

... tion respecting the individuals concerned. We could not name three persons conitected with it. We know not whether they are Whigs or Tories; nor do we care. We shall denounce the one as readily as the other. We were told by a gentleman a few days ago, that ...

... anxicses and minute atven. s tion into the foundations of all the vile reports and insintia- p tions circulated by Whigs and Papists, and Whig and Po- L: pish newspapers, and the result of these inquiries is, that c all are As FALSE AS HSELL.C Upon the guilt ...

... by elevation to the bench. Here, then, is a Tory precedent, with this signal and re- markable difference between it and the Whig case -vwhereas in the one instance the favour was con- ferred on the wife of certainly the most incompetent lawyer, so in the ...

... nut stalk over the coursc nnopposed. Gcnt. enl Caulfield will be the Liberal candidate, arnd will contest tbe seat ns an ?? Whig, opposed to ?? ncut religious cndow- ments. The constitenecy numbers abont 330 eleetors, of whom the Reformerns count two-fifths ...

... by his lordship’s advice. Mr Barr is one of the oldest men of busi- ness now in a private station in that county, professing Whig principles, as he attached himself to the cause on his first en- trance into public life, at a time when the re.urn of a Liberal ...

... remains at Buckinagham Pala enjoyment of good health. She sees Cbleti company; and her dinner parties (it bI exclusively of Whig noblemen and gentle t their ladies. In looking over the list of furnished by the courtly chronicler, the Oo51, names we find ...

... ~-SCciNsBiv wifo ?? a few AL.P's be aand Guertrastanr Iuithi a Dtowager tor two of different he ta prfessiutas. Ea ter to these a Whig, who la thes ad- ca 1 dresserl on February 6th IV We are hackhing-vue are backing t Sutton, and we'll bring buin smtacke in ...

... andi machinery, in fact, have raised Great Blitain to what she is; and bare, let me adil, and I have dttne, the ten ye ars of Whig Government have aited the prodite ive lowr of the country to a great extent; they httv lihreliled ?? inetitutiann-ther have ...