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... The Duke of Wellington has not, since the commencement of his ministry, had any reason to complain of the conduct of the Whigs towards him. If that once formidable party should now oppose, not merely the forei g n, but the domestic policy of his adm ...

... sons, and £52,000 to each of his daughters. . The Whig journals have formally announced the formation of a, regular opposition to the Duke of Wellington's administration ; in other words, that the Whig party will no longer lend themselves to the support ...

... to the very opinions that h all had raised him to the situation which he held. He would say, w act and he appealed to the Whigs-if any such person remained had now-a-days-whether there was one among them that could wing applaud the conduct of the Att ...

... use of land to paupers in lieu parochial We are enabled state that the amalgamation which expected take place between the Whigs and Tories has been found impracticable although it is more than likely that on many subjects there will be a cordial co-operation ...

... , our wonder is, not that the whigs should now show symptoms of insubordination, hut that the Duke of Wellington has contrived to render them so long subservient to his purpose. It is certainly to the honour of the whigs, that they have, from whatever ...

... so recommended to present himself, we feel confident he would be returned as the colleague of Mr. Huskisson. Why do not the Whigs ask Mr. Brougham to offer himself once more as a candidate? Yesterday the weather was delightfully . fine, and presented a ...

... does not intend to ~ t~ imself as a candidate for the representation of the city iof York at the -next general election. Thle Whig Club of that 19 city intend to bring forward the Hon. Thos. Dundas, and to ~dstart asecond candidate iiiopposition to Col. ...

... MEETING OF THE WHIGS. We hear that a meeting of the Whigs was held on some day last week. The general opinion was, that, if Mr. Brougham were proposed as a candidate, he would be returned as one of the representatives of this borough. One gentleman then ...

... Commons is quite uncertain. Rumour says that the whigS trying to screw their courage to the sticking place, and that they, are even thinktng of inviting Mr. IBrougham to offer himself as a candidate. But the whigs, though individually respectable, are, as ...

... started to contend for the honour of rePresenting Liverpool in the House of Commons is quite uncertain. Rumour says that the whigs are trying to screw their courage to the sticking place, and that they are even thinking of inviting Mr. Brougham to offer ...

... support General Gascoyne with their Votes and their purses, separated without any confusion. MEETING OF THE WHIGS. We hear that a meeting of the Whigs was held on some day last week. The general opinion was, that, if Mr. 'Brougham were proposed as a candidate ...