... pecuniary embarrassments; we have before been committed in a war against all Europe- nay, we have before been submitted to % Whig administration. Rescued before by- Providence from such difficulties, It were now criminal to despair? But if we hope, it is ...

... auction. The Exchanges with France are low. The Duke of Wellington is appointed Constable of the Tower. 20 The sale of the Great Whig Chair takes placeiat the Crown and 7 Dr. Pelham, the Bishop of Lincoln, died of a cold caught at the Anchor Tavern. $ of York's ...

... pecuniary embarrassments ; we have before been committed in a war against all Europe__ nay, we have before been submitted to a Whig administration. Rescued before by X'rcrvidence from such difficulties, it were criminal to despair? But if we hope it is not ...

... Administration—these are the blessings for which are indebted to them! The Whigs were guilty of the dreadful reverses of 1825—the Whigs added 600 millions to the National debt—the Whigs embarked us in that war against liberty which cost the country so much ...

... of the Exchequer. 25 A junction takes place between Mr. Canning, with' his immediate ' friends, and th e l ea d ers of the Whig party_ 27 The new ministry is gazetted. 29 The King presents Lord Eldon with a silver-gilt cup, on his retirement from office ...

... India, the Schals, in all probability, would have yielded. But this result does not excite the alarm ,of our Whig contempora-ies. The principal Whig journal, indeed, congratulates its readers upon it, because, forsooth, it will enable Russia to turn all her ...

... therefore, such a saving can lake .place hy disbanding only a part of the ?? , I cannot tell; b«» ...

... great measure arises from the .peculiar situation in which the Premier is placed, as the link of union between the two powers— Whigs and Tories; but at the same time it should be taken into consideration that Lord Goderich is not that sort of link that is ...

... ;le' honoured by the Royal sanction. It is thought that one noble Lord's accession t o office will influence certain poweani Whig families wh ose support must be useful, and have hither to b een indecisive. Another accession Ministerial funcdens has also ...

... 25. After much negociation, junction takes place between Mr. (*aiming, with his immediate friends, and the leaders of the Whig party. New -Ministry is Oazettcd. 2*). The King presents Lord Eldon with silver gilt cup, on ills retirement l-. office. tJO ...

... If the Ministry be strengthened all, it must be by the lapse of time, or by the more cordial co-operation of the Whigs. Most of the Whigs concur in the principles on which the Administration is formed, and would not, whether Lord Holland take office or ...

... ceetain clisit of time Nobility sand Gentry to en list themeunder the!lr natural leaders, as they were called, by establishing a Whig Club in Ireland. The scheme, however, failed, in consequence, principally', of the mare rapid impulse which was given to the ...