... the cried of Whigs. As • constitutional Whig, he would rather that such policy, such amelioration, each gentle reformation, should proceed from those who were political opponents, who were Tories,inasmuch that those ensures which the Whigs had been so ...

... out of the comin tttt Mations which have taken place between Mr. Canning and the Whigs. We believe the cause of this dilatoriness to be, the indifference of the moderate Whigs to place, and the aversion of the more ardent ones to accept of it, except upon ...

... Some idea may be formed from the fact, that tle printer, who, dating the election printed the squibs and placards for the 'Whig members, and who was summoned to give evidence before tie committee by the unsuccessful petitioner, was paid for his loss of ...

... agate remains. That the Marquis of Lansdown, as a sort of Whig leader, did not harry into office upon the first opening of the door, is highly creditable to him and if as few strong party whigs as possible go into office, they will take a very loud note ...

... Ministers. His Royal Highness wrote a letter to the Duke of York io February, for the purpose of baying overtures made to the Whigs. This letter contained the following very remarkable expression! : I have no predilections to indulge, so resentments to ...

... Innerinabie) is likely to he JadgeAdrocate.The Marquis of Lassd' the *Wises site, but it is understood that his birdship of the Whig petty here agreed news into the eohionebtokoe the end of tbeSeenion.—the del 111 king mainly owieg to eaosideratioss of personal ...

... Catholics—a Constitutional Government in every country of the globe—a free trade between all countries—the entrance of the Whigs into power—Mr. Scsrlett, or Mr. Brougham, to be the Lord Chancellor—Lord Grey and Lord Landsdowne, already appointed—the A ...

... his receiving his Majesty's command to form an Administration, he had received a communication from certain Members of the Whig Party, offering him their support in the event of the Sovereign placing him at the head of affairs ; but with respect to other ...

... an infusion of Whig principles as could, under the circumstances of the case be anticipated. The moderate sentiments and unquestioned talents of the Marquis of Lansdowne are admitted ; and Lord Carlisle is, if possible, still less a Whig than the Marquis ...

... by the Provincial Grand Master, an *sported to stead es Ibis occasion. The sale of stook at Tundra Croat Market oa Saturday Whig very dell, with the exception of P!otegh steers. which were is,* &mead. There was so advisee The Taunton Agricultural Asesari ...

... Sir Jas. said, he agreed with Dr. Johnson, that a reasonable Whig and a moderate Tory differ only in degree : the doctrines of an extreme Tory are unintelligible, and those of an extreme Whig render Government impracticable. (Hear.) He gave Lis bumble ...

... changes go to shake his own situation .ararlpteponderauce in _the Govei nment, while they proportionably increase that of the Whigs, _Who, ae have all along predicted, will throw hint overboard whenever they can Y In the two present Secretaries of State he ...