... at the apothecary's .for some oil of spike. Saw it next morning in the kitchen, and presumed he procured it. ■ Dr. Joel A. Whig called and sworn. — Was the phy- sician called to examine the body next morning after the murder. The ball was extracted by ...

... on Sunday, at his villa, ai Roehampton. Sei eral very magnificent carriages are building for the Duchess of St. Albans. The Whig part of the administration would hay • thrown up their appointments, it is said, had it not been for the remonstrances of Mr ...

... of the priests; and doubtless the Whigs reckon on their reverences as powerful allies ; but th. re are no persons in the community who know bet- ter than their reverences, that they will not be able to aid the Whigs in the next struggle between the landlords ...

... Cabinet in favour of his being ap- pointed Chancellor of the Exchequer. How is it that the Whig journals have taken no notice of this circum- stance ? All the Whig ministers were in favour of his lordship's appointment ; yet their literary partisans, during ...

... denunciation of the infamous fabri- cation. And now the truth comes ouj. that Mr. Herries hod actually resigned, though the Whig journal now asserts that he hM quitted the Treasury on the ground of health alone. The fact is enough for us ; the motive ...

... ground of health alone, and was to have returned to it under Mr. Canning in another office. Both the objections on which the Whigs had acted being thus explained, the question for the country is, whether Lord Lansdown and his friends would have been justified ...

... feelings. As soon as the hope of being the chosen representa- tive of Whig principles, and the hope of seeing the excluding hedge levelled, become extinguished in each excluded Whigs's mind, we may expect to see a very amusing change, taking place in the ...

... subject to a Dra- goman of the European Legation. The members of the administration are far from comfortable. The defeat of the Whigs in office has not only made themselves sensible of their weaknese in the ministry, but confirmed that weakness, and exposed ...

... make the most marvellous discovery, that Johnny Coke, of Nor- folk, was a scholar also ! We have abundance of gifts from Whigs, and Whig-Radicals, of various grades— from k - My dear friend hord Holland, down to Par- son Shepherd, and Hone ! ! This Parson ...

... THE WHIGS (From Cobbett's Weekly Register.) My friends, the word Whig meant, in old times, thief, or plunilerer; and, as such, it was given to the first set at ruffians who were distinguished by it, and who, tillable to get rid of it, took it as matter ...

... disgrace the once respectable name of Whig, by assuming its designation — men who are no more like those of our fathers' days, than St. Paul's church is to a cheese-maggot, or George Tierney to a patriot. — The modern Whigs have done the country an infinity ...

... the Times argues is of course unfounded. The employment of the species of parliamentary troops alluded to, is alto- ther a Whig practice ; witness — Lord Thanet's member, Mr.Brougliam, Lord Fitzwilliani's Swiss, Sir James Scarlett, — Mr. Doherty, Mr. ...