... well-meaning, but certainly not very profound statesmen, and enforced by Scotch political economists, with the purchased aid of Whig lawyers.—l am always, Sir, your obliged friend, H. LEES. TO SIR WILLIAM KNIGHTON, WINDSOR. _ _ Black-Rock, Monday Night, April ...

... pointed out to him that tbe governmeot of Mtze country vas within his grnsp. Lady. Conyngham's friends, conitesd with the Whigs, mande similar representations. He wavered, Lord Liverpool, hearing of the intrigues, waited upon 5Ir. Can. aiiig, and offered ...

... has consented to go into he Administration at the end of the Parliamentary Session, sending immediately a detachment of his Whig friends—such as the Duke of Devonshire, Mr. Tierney, Sir James Mackin. tosh, and Mr. Abercromby—to secure the outworks of office; ...

... form a very curious epoch in the history of this country. The result proves one thing beyond all doubt---namely, that the Whigs of the present day would rather get into office upon almost any terms than desire any longer to exemplify the adage, that ...

... will form a very curious epoch in the history of this country. The result proves one thing beyond all doubt—namely, that the Whigs of the present day would rather get into office upon almost any terms than desire any longer to exemplify the adage, that virtue ...

... Fourth act ? Asa wise, magnanimous, and an indignant gentleman ought to act, and then vietit. From the Watchman, April 28.—The Whig party which persuaded Mr. Canning to give up India, and return to the cabinet, when Lord Castlereagh died, was the calwl which ...

... temperate appetite for place in the councils of tli. Whigs. Mr. Canning the result his negociation must in every supposable case bring new burthen of difficulties. he taxes the .Marquis of Lansdowne without the Whig psrly, will have indeed the advantage of that ...

... the temporal influence of the Pope which are given the Prussian Government. The Marquess of Lansdown, and the leading members Whig party, not come into office: but it is understood that they will support the present administration \ and with sudi aid they ...

... Canning, and they, for the most pari, rsnuin firm in thtir former speculations. It apparent, however, that the junction of the Whigs is not much relished, more particularly for their antipathy to the continuance of the sinking fund, which Government is compelled ...

... Cabinet, having left their old Whig principles at the door, as a man does his iron-nailed shoes when entering a gunpowder magazine. For my own -part, not being gifted with that creative imagination which invests even converted Whigs , with the power of working ...

... united since the ' death of Mr. Pitt, in 1 BOS. It is arranged that the Mar- i quesa of Lansdown, and a few of the higher Whigs, shall assume office before the end of the Session. The appointment of the Duke of Clarence has given universal satisfaction ...

... charm for Whigs than a regard consistency of character, we can easily believe that a man might up and down a long time with the lantern before could discover honest Whig. If Mr. Canning’s Administration be opposed to the doctrines the Whigs—as it must ...