... Tor y creations by a due proportion of Whig creations. From the ume of the American war at least (though we might begin the of George the Third ali the creations, witn few exceptions, are stil! Tory. How can a Whig hope to conduct the business of the realm ...

... consistent, straight-forward pulitician. He begged the meeting, and the Chairman es ially, to remember that when, in 1819, the Whigs (as Indians worship the Devil through fear) prostrated themselves at Alnwick before the Duke of Northumberland, from dread ...

... cart to Chester. Considerable agitation is observable in certain quarters respecting the society by which his Majesty is The Whigs, it has been re- occasionally surrounded, marked, are singularly scarce in the royal circle at Windsor ; while Brighton is ...

... declared the to support schedule A Mr. O'Connell strongly supported the address, the pre- sent he was not a question between whigs and tories, but one which involved the fate of England, aud whe freedom of the world. it was a question of slavery or despotism ...

... abstaining from the exercise of a power which, if exercised, would, according to the declarations of their adversaries, fix the Whigs in office for half a century. With respect to the course which the dissentients in the House of Lords will now pursue, there ...

... offered refused. The confidence was diminished as the ascendency of the Tories seemed probable, and increas- ed as that of the Whigs began to be pool Albiou. ) Several facts, confirmatory of the above observations, have come under our notice. We have seen ...

... within its precincts. Viscount Ashbrooke has been made the first Lord of the Bedchamber, and placed above the heads of his Whig coadjutors; Serjeants Tad- dy and Merewether have been ap and Solicitor-General to the a Attorney Colonel . nm Bowater has ...

... election, and they are ready to help us. There can be no dou! the Staffordshire bt that by the aid and liberality of Reformers, a Whig Member was re- turneo for Worcestershire ; and they anong others would perform the same kind office for us. Let Candidates ...

... material: It 1s not improbable that eantracts arising out of this correspondence, ef consi ble magnitude, may be concluded—Northern Whig. The Leipsic Fair has been very good this year ; above 28,000 buyers and sellers were entered in the Stranger’s List. The Prussian ...

... are selling there at 16s. a chaldron, while passengers have been carried from London at 5s QuEsTIONS AND ANswers.—Are the Whigs to go out?—Yes.—And who are to come in?— The Tories.—And how long wiil they remain in? —Not a month.—And who will succeed them ...

... Counties be extended to €5 freeholders. In erence to this Bill, end to other measures, Mr. O'C. remarked that it seemed as if the Whigs of the present dey were dispased to act upon illiberal principles of tvrannous dominstion towords Ireland. v. made a severe ...

... given the stud-house, with the surrounding grounds, to the Earl of Albemarle, as a mark of his respect. This does not look Whigs; for a more staunch supporter of Mr. 4 though his Majesty was ur‘avourable to the e Peers. For Fox’s politics never sat among ...