... stratagem they could devise to induce some other candidate to come forward, and nimo.s even at this late hour are afloat, that a Whig will present himself on Monday, not indeed with a view ot supplanting Mr. Hoy in the present, bnt to pave the way to success ...

... Fox and Grenville Administration, he was first Irish Secretary, and afterwards President of the Board of Control. With the Whigs he quitted office, and on the death of Mr. Ponsonby, be be- came leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons. As a speaker ...

... topics to which those liberal To- ri * who are not united with the Duke of Welling- ?? ?? administration may, as well as the Whigs and J,l'ert!idependeut members of Parliament, apply '■eniselves with advan a^e— economy and parlia- ' ?? ietorm; but Vhese ...

... Morning Journal aod the Standard though calling themselves Tories — are in reality radical Whigs. The Quarterly Review, heretofore Tory , is now be- come Whig, and the Edinburgh, vice versa. Black- wood's > a^aiine, fiom fu.ioas Tory is changed to a ...

... toasts, *• Lord and Lady Belfast, The Marquis and Marchioness of Donegal, and the Subscriber to the Institution. — Northern Whig. A Regular Im. ostek.— On Wednesday a wo- man was examined by the Mayor of Oxford, who appeared to be a great adep . in extorting ...

... this— there nevei was a coarse so nnfair or so tyrannical (hear, hear) adopted in any time, by imy Attorney General, either whig or lory. The learned gent., in alluding to ue secoud hbel, (part of which, it may be re- collected, was calling the D nke of ...

... amount paid into the Ex- chequer, was only 3,578,8891. upon an assessment of 5 per cent; and in the. year 1817, after the whigs had been in power, and doubled the assess- ment to 10 per cent, the sum, collected amounted to 12,270,8701. I conclude, in ...

... should ha\e been disposed to accede to it. This motion was brought forward by such au extraordi- nary ...

... a majority of 228 to 165, the Ministers having brought up their forces, and being joined by the old Tories and a few stray Whigs. Mr, Gurney 's sixth share in the patent for pro- pelling carriages by steam, was sold on Friday, in consequence of a misu ...

... Leopold witb the title of Regent in tbe event ofa certain circumstance, is spoken of in the higher circles as an object of the whig party he has placed himself at ihe head of. Tbe competition of Spain with this country in the supply of lead mentioned in ...

... details on this sub- ject ;of meetings at Lansdowne House ; of reconcili- ation between whigs and whigs, between whigs and liberals, and stranger still to say, between whigs, liberals, and ultra-tories, all directed to the common object of hostility to the ...

... in vain ; mortification ensued, and death put a period to the sufferings of the unlortunate man on Sunday evening.— Northern Whig. J.^it _ v, '„ ' ?? a- ?? ?? -■ *- , -v>*»-4. ---**■.-__—•» ?? j ?? _t__ _»_. V - ?? ?? -r*-r *; -■. ...