... question, between the and outs, as to the honesty of their conduct; it may be very good gnlltrap of the premier's to catch the whigs, to pretend to make it an open question, and be may, consequently, considered very literal, but the catholics will soon discover ...

... declared the adminutration to beatan end. Some the Whigs, and some of Me. family now pointed -not. to him that the government of the country was within his grasp*. Lady Conyngbam's friends, connected with the- Whigs, made similar representations, and promised ...

... or temporarily only. It was of importance to the House to know these facts. He had observed long flirtations between the Whigs and the liighl Hon. Gentleman, which brought him (Sir Lethbridire) the conclusion, that the lute treaty for place was not of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Gays Fit- Up M i)d the other Bonks You were so kind to send me—and vrtmld be glad of moor panickly the Gentlemans with a Welsh Whig and a Worming Pan when you Closebox with my clean Lining like wise sum moor Flea*\ Ilushery for legs and the Cardmums I rit ...

... landed ISO invalids Pnrttmouthfonm tbe. British army in Portugal—tbe troops are heartily rired bf tbe country. '■ i The old Whig Club chair was knocked down Friday the Crown and. Anchor tavern for 45/. 325 prisoners were discharged by prodamation Saturday ...

... esploaion would shortly take place in the Cabinet, which would drive Mr. Peel, and his friends from power, and make way for the Whigs, with Lord Lans.!cn at their head. This prediction (if prediction it can called) has been mora than verifisd. The tram led ...

... night coaches describe the darkness appalling. Some of the western coaches were delaired two hours beyond their time. York Whig Club —Sir George Cay ley, the president of this club, has tendered his designation in letter to the Secretary. The following ...

... Friday, it was curious to observe the variety of opinions gentlemen the House of Commons in talking of Mr. Canning and bis Whig adherents. Sir Thomas Lethbridge opposed them, because they still professed opposite principles; or had motually deserted their ...