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... otly wets ott ithe betcli at the time M'Robie was refused at cer- tiicte, iot Mr (eorCO'e Gordon, who is well knowni to be a Whig, w~as a mettibur of the EInltly Cour t, and gave his voice against Ii- t celcitig the house ill qiuestiOtt. Hald M'Robi reealined ...
... similar bind ceeld have enlisted the syimpa. tiaes and support of ali men and ail parties, Lis tlis did. There could lbe no Whig, Radicnl. or Tory In tine kinigdom who must not have re. 0 jolced at the eoncluslon of our Chinese campaign, It wes nll nrotea ...
... his two brothers, having received his Majelly's permiffion to come to London, arrived in town yetlerday. At a meeting of the Whig Club, on Thurf- day, Meff. Erikine and Fox expreffed their determination to perfifl in their feceffion from Parliament, untill ...
... whicir i coraceive to be af imrrmenrse local y importanrce. Ana tas the sarbject is trot of an party iirtd, but onae nan wich eC Whig nnact Tory Ialay agree, Withitrt tic least corraproarise of priraciple, I ?? ro rwill irsert tiese rerarks ir tie earliest ...
... ought to o le prosecuted not by the crown, hat by the party denounced. The obiect of attach was in this ease i nobleman of Whig It priciples and very liberal tendencies. who has property in a e north-western and an eastern county-Dubfi r C orespon- it ...
... 4 been named as probably the new Governor-General, and all fi things considered, the choice wvould not he the worst that a Whig g Government could niake.-Stondurd. A. reqnisition to Lord Lincoln to allo-w himself to be put in no-;I Imnationa as a candid-ste ...
... eloquent support 1 of- the celebrated Mr Henry Clay, who is expected to be a candidate for the Presidency at next election. The Whigs evidently intended to make a powerful demonstra- tion on that occasion. In the present House of Repre- sentatives they hive ...
... liet. It woutrld e ?? s(ife rut 'ie [tile nrC Des von shire, the tittie of Nrfofii ;t y, fitit sl ti e ?? 'esr.aaswell stite Whig i'erts. Icet Alrs , ntl 'tdrnrtiner, adtt itrtiilev, cnll ilrifi'tl, it tl Lors- ther, irsrsel is Wertwortilrtdn Castle Hliwear ...
... ft if hitilesws h10o p u ve hitte dif;pltoiilg ti I 01l pp ulac of tho fulriner place, iavitng htcol gioisl iUSilkt. l.I A whig ineetinig of thl coutity of Hantits, to vote ann I:Idre-si on the Nianctuiur tranttsitrtions tlis tw)er tikkil. t ilonud, froim ...
... would hut grant the Non-Intrusionists an what they wanted. ?? I am quite aware, says he of the 0L. worthless policy of the Whigs, which is to outdo in po- ip pularity the measure of the Conservatives, whatever that to may be. HI.w I should rejoice, if ...
... tinte. Classifyitag its memibers into thr~eegenertal divisions, the Con. s. eretvatives are supposed to number nearly 300, the Whigs, i. of all shades, about 110 ; -and what may be called telt Miscellaneous ae portion must of course vibrate a little over or ...
... displayed so little cuaning. Seeing, es they must have seen, that every con- cession made to t1em by tile Whigs had the effect of lowering the Whigs in general estimation, they should have avoided nothing so much as putting themselves forward without a ...