... lavish expenditure must be futile, while practised together ; and to cut down a few labourers in the dock-yards, while his new Whig friends are, at the same time, thrusting themselves into comparative sinecures of large value, Is what the good sense of mankini ...

... prison, close as it is to the very seat of government, than in any other; and we cannot but Lope that now we are bleksed with Whig rulers, who have so long, so eloquently, and so justly deprecated in theory the proneness of late years to resort to military ...

... be speedily determined upon, if it is not in fact none already. We do not believe that any attempt to form au exclusively Whig Goverumeat can succeed ; on the contrary, we feel persuaded that an Administration which comprised the Duke of Wellington. ...

... firm and united in this essential point, neither the malice of men, nor powers of darkness ever can prevail.—Post. Some of the Whig journals assume great merit to the Marquis of Lansdowne for having, as they call it, given way to Lord Goderich upon the present ...

... principal vacancies occasioned by the death of Mr. Canning, may be considered as filled up. It is remarked, that none of the Whig Ministers attended these Royal conferences: however, the Marquis of Lansdown visited the King on Friday by invitation. The ...

... Huskisson and Mr. Sturges Bourne, his Majesty evinced great tenderness to the feelings, and even the unfounded scruples, of the Whig Ministers; and the pains he took to conciliate the Marquis of Lanadown, and to give him satisfactory explanations, do great ...

... different feelings. As soon as the hope of being the chosen representative of Whig principles, and the hope of seeing the excluding hedge levelled, become extinguished in each exiled( d Whig's mind, we may expect to see a very amusing change, taking place in the ...

... series of vigorous attacks, and, as they hope, aided by increased numbers. Surely, they will not now impudently aver, that a Whig Administration has been forced upon his Majesty ; since our gracious Sovereign so nobly gave the lie to their former assertions ...

... upon the body on Monday, but the verdict was not known at the time our intelligence was despatched.—Norteich Post. SALE OF THE WHIG-CLED CHAIR.—This curious article was yesterday put up to auction at the Crown end Anchor, in the Strand, among the other effeets ...

... Esplanade at Weymouth will be soon completed, and forma promenade one mile long. Matthews herrn.; recently amused the Big Whigs at Oxford. with kin eccentricities. is going to tumble before the equally Leaned Heeds of the Sister University. The ling's ...

... on of allusions to the right rev. prelate's habit of card playing.—Every one is aware that the matter was first moved in a Whig Journal ; and it will be seen from tbe correspondence, that the same journal first adverted to the right rev. prelate's love ...

... The most reasonable answer can only be, the refusal of Mr. Peel to form a Tory Cabinet, and the utter impossibility of the Whigs being able to constitute themselves into an effective and respectable Administration.— Mr. Canning then formed the unnatural ...