... docueient before Wins sIowed that while nine tory lords possessed one hundred and seventy-live peers of church referient, ten whig lords had more, nantoely one bion- -red and ninety-six anod it appeared front the C0iPy1?- q/ati~llil Afigazimme, to which ...

... heighth and length of 1bi leap, and the precise sort of tail frisk which eiI follow. The Courier is ultra-tory, the Guardian i whig, verging fast to toryism, and the Chronicle i, tory, with a bias-which it dare not indulge-._ wards whiggism; but the minute ...

... function lIhthel, to be seen. But money works miracles, ihu auitf remained for Lord Brougham and Sir 5~ghit Horne, umqnhile whigs, to cut down and carve th, seats of justice for their own pleasure and Prc h Who will ever again paint justice as blind? X1h ...

... ' by thee ontinuanee of 're- wards-on false d-retebces.- Neve±' ,wtiA there so sliameftil at' abandonment of pincip as the Whig protatitin of Tory pensions. The amnouht is next to nothinlg,. being only .about a 'penny in the pound of the sum raised to ...

... attached tlhemselve to the principle, and fr when a.person wished to sign the petition they never in- tos quired whether he was Whig or Tory. Tne greater the th number of persons who signed the petition the better- th 0nThey delighted in Seotleind tolhear ...

... Bulwer's motion for the repeal or reduction of the STAMP DUTY ON NEWSPAPERS, has 110 doubt furnished another in- I stance of Whig abandonment of principle. Lord J Althorp seems.to have forgotten his Own promise that the duty should be reduced one penny ...

... this liberal view 6f the subject in order to shield liiniself from apparent inconsistency as a tory, or in toasting a set of whig Ministers. 'his queer thing lie said lie did, howcever, 1without reference to any of their measures, but then ie sagely observed ...

... llie i friends would give him their zealous so11p1 the event of his accepting office. The '1rcot ill . vwere beaten when the Whigs are~ Rfcro0nc,, ,hl disunited, will not haye the cdilLoe mof .ee fwhen they are in uniouta The CAMBRIDGE ELECTION has been ...

... church, of a .dean,-of a well-anowis and very able dean, viz.-' That e if the Whigs joined the Dissenters, the church loighit be e separastedh frcmi the state in a month.' The Whigs hope tby conceding to thchurch 'noW' that tbey shall obtain D itS support ...

... FURTHER PARTICULARS oF DR.SACHEVERELL; On A COMPARISON n BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT TIMES. It The whig vriters of the time style him n bold insolent t man, with very little religion, virtne, learning, or good b seise. This system enjoined it ns one of the ...

... the mteaning of the iteun. t r. Vs it replitid that that should hmive been stated. The reformi bill, that precious piece of whig legishltion, cost thie leypayers esmormonts autos in regist'ration fees, becsides; authuorisimi, this printimig of, this lists ...

... more liberal mnembers out by proposing measures to which they could not consistently accede; and that after the trial of a Whig- Tory miniatry pith Stanley as their leader, it would have to give way, before the voice of the country, to one form- ed by ...