... oflBBB, and who afterwards became die confidential friend of that great eorereign William 111. great man waa true conetitntional Whig, a title wdlieh eoine hiedetcandaute pretended not to understand. A few yean befon the revolution, Jamca 11. attempted tareturn ...

... difficult game play. Talk big must; and yet, if be does, Castlereagfa taunt him with hit cowantyi conduct. He m,thuuiks.af the Whigs. The BannsWt g7 ...

... revolution, Hdnt and Corbett, say to this moderation They will charge him, no doubt, with making an offer of his services to the Whigs. But it must be observed, that Sir Francis, who carries, or rather has carried, bis individual notions of reform very far, ...

... again the 7th of June following. Whan reflect on the consequences of 'lndia Bill Mr. Fox, the soreness of some amongst the Whig partisans in whatever relates to the andrs of India, art by any means surprising. Only lhjjee days ago the Chronicle asserted ...

... gale from die east wasexperieaced here on the 38th rik., which lasted the whole of that night, and the greater of die folio whig day. The following vesnefa sustained damage Alexander, from Liverpool to Messina, which sprung leak and put in here,tnust discharge ...

... unfavourable opinion of his legal decisions was some years ago pronounced by Counsellor O’Connel. He is generally considered a Whig; but he displayed that regard for the people which characterize that _partv.' His vote Melville made Mr. Walter Scott, it will ...

... throughout the country. On the mere appeOationi Whig or Tory he laid little stress. He had seea and known many moderate and uptight Tories, sincerely desirous of the gbed of thou country; and many Whigs, within the last 25 years, who seemed almost to ...

... member. Sir Francis writes with feeling and propriety. have not yet heard with certainty of any person starting on either the Whig or the more popular interest, with any rational prospect of, or claim to success: for we do not find that the rumour of Lord ...

... tnc reformers through the kcogdom look for a|i example* Who can cooperate With u* ? All who hate military power; even the Whigs themselves who are tnie to their principles. If we find man who will act up his principles, whatever degree reform he pledges ...

... Christmas holydays. , ,r -si r > Sir F*ancis Bukdbtt ateted, the dinner given to him by the Getkllemen Liverpool, that the Whigs would probably, distant period, support triennial Parliaments, and snffrageto householders The Courier pnbliabea the following ...