... nding his boasted claims to exclusive confidence; yet, though sat tor close borough, he was as good a Whig, perhaps, and as good leader of the Whigs if he represented five counties. The same might said of the other learned gendeman (Sir J. Mackintosh) ...

... believe that the tion with the Whigs will terminate in an unioo. #tror the opinion entertained by many of the Whigs propriety of a junction, that even in the event of Lansdown's personal objections being insuperable Whigs will still, in all probability ...

... leading personages among the Whigs, is said, are strongly urgent with that party not to amalgamate with the Tories any more, alleging that their only chance of remaining in power is to be so wholly and solely. the City, however, Whig Scrip seems be at rather ...

... Saturday. also considered as certain that the Earl Rosslyn will have seat,in the Cabinet as Lord Privy Sal. Lord RosslyQ.is Whig of the highest character for intelligence and good sense, well as integrity. Reports are prevalent that Mr. Peel will be raised ...

... changed, like yon, from an anti jacobin a •• iiherai Mr. Ridgway has. however, never changed all. He has been what is called the Whig-publisher for a j.rcat many years, lie sends forth to the World all the profound and learned lucubration of John Cain II and ...

... distinction. A few years since, observad, a staunch Whig, should himself entirely out of place but now affairs wore a very different aspect.— Under the present enlightened Ministry, the difference lie- tween Whig and Tory was reduced to almost nothing. The partition ...

... ,e ? )a# the more powerful must the reasoning W ' ,IC enabled him carry three county petitions al the united s rength id Whigs and lories, against talents,education, and influence of the leading the country. is not Mr. Cobbett that triui( » but the ...

... that if is re-elected, he will take btat; and highly esteemed, that doubt exists of his return.- Mr. TJtiaht's (who are in the Whig interest) have to sccure his rc-election in independent planner. At St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 18lli of April, Capt. ...

... Reform, be shall fight to the last gasp of his political life. And. respects dte Whig part of the»Ministry, the Dissenters may well suspect tbeir sincerity. The Whigs have always pursued one line of policy—expediency. They have always been accustomed ...

... measures, is now so nicel trimmed in its opinipns, as to render it difficult to ascertain on which side it stands. It is with the whigs to-day and t! 9 tones to-morrow. No sooner was Lord Londonderry co'* signed to his grave, and bis successor installed in office ...

... l Change sides and your places.— A five-barred gate—a precious pearl— •• Grave thiugs may all be punn'd on The Whigs/thank God, are-— out of curl !— Her age is—- four London ! Thus run tbe giddy hours away, Till morning's light beaming ...

... have been somewhat free ; that has ii engaged, first in a ruinous speculation, and then a slid more ruinous litigation, with a Whig Lord ; and now owes his incarceration lo his quarrel with a big leadef. most persons there may seen, lo nothing in this, nor ...