... al most of them being strangers to that place, and a maeeigoth Ir to inhabitants of the pairish hbad been lately conveneda whig o ith id wsagreed titat ant information at the suit of 'his Mlajesty's At- id ?? (aid which was then lying before him watn ...

... we ask, are the prospects of the country ? A Whig Ministry Yes, we say a Whig Ministry, and we rejoice in the anticipation, fur we ate convinced that such a Ministry cannot last for two months ; we say a Whig Ministry. because it is impossible that uny ...

... it behoves the Tory patrons of boroughs lo expel the Whigs and apostates, who usurp scats for them ; but we think so, not from an opinion that any numerical force in Parliament can sup- poit a Whig ministry against the sense of the country, but because ...

... well-wisher of his country. But what will become of 'the apostate Tories in such an event ?— those who lent themselves tothe Whig radicals to assist in destroying all our national prosperity ? W ill honour- able men ever have any thing to do with them again ...

... has for length of time been so completely identified a leader of the Whig party, that his accession the Premiership would in many quarter* be considered ar an cutire adoption of Whig policy, and this feeling it is which is most calculated to prevent the ...

... has for a length of time been completely identified as a leader of the Whig party, that his accession the Premiership would in many quarters considered an entir* adoption of Whig policy, aud Ibis feeling it which is most calculated to prevent the selection ...

... be honoured by the Royai sanction. It is thought that one noble Lord’s accession to office will influence certain powerful Whig families whose support must useful, and who have hitherto been indecisive. Another accession Ministerial functions has also ...

... seems to us about the map of the Cabinet; we have distinguished the Canningites 'W’sor'Fs as they have professed themselves Whig or Tory. What Canningite exactly means, we ourselves do not pretend very accurately to understand; but we use the term nevertheless ...

... has also been rumnoured4 but it is of one who, though favourable to w the Catholics. isyetof less declared character between Whigs and Tories. . For these, If they are advanced, way must be made sn by some who oppose aui enlightened and liberal system of ...

... lampooning were -favourite and An- une dient instruments of PoliticMl hostilicy, Captain Morris ren- iey dered good service to the 'Whig party by his songs ; he and f'stt attached so much importance to his' performances, im. that lie sent biu an offer of his own ...

... Gentleman returned to the North sufficiently disappointed, to imbue his next half dozen articles in the Edinburgh Review with Whig salt. Mr. Smith and St. George's Bloimsbury, thcrefi re, re. main as they were. Craven Legion. —How little the condition, of ...

... of dividing his kingdom between them. The rumour of a change of Ministers has been revived. According to this tumour, the Whigs are to have the supreme command. Lord Holland is to be the new Premier. Now, as this Nobleman is opposed to the Sinking Fund ...