... pal came into civil office, and left the Horse Guards for cre, the Treasury, the Times, Morning 'Cronile, and all lar] the Whig and Radical Journals, predicted a Military ras (overnment, and the preponderance of Ultra Tory aea- Ca svres. But in a few ...

... is con-. ~posed of~such inharnonious elements as to preclude any reasonable chance of their combining to a common end. -The Whig or Liberal speakers among the JLorflsgwho seemed suspiciouS of the Administration, rather than lirectly hostile, refused, with ...

... happy tho to say that the time had arrived when there was no dis. th, .tinction between. Whig and Tory.-(Jlear, hiear.)- Al Tories in power no longer persecuted Whigs out of w Ipower. He had, ie. said, been brought up from so- w .fancy to advocate liberal ...

... wasbrought forward at such th a extraordinary. time, and supported by such an ex- PE ersordinary combination ot psvtirs.ahe Whigs with the of True Blue Tories-that he must conclude the object tit was to turn out his noble And illustrious friend (the tit ...

... professiots of loyalty might be made sutb.~ is servient to an avowal of the free constitutional princi. I, plea in whicls the Whigs delighted. Illis Royal High. le ness was therefore induced to address the Peers frons e the Ministerial benches, or rather ...

... debate; and, for theob most part also, in the division. They have had to meet tile the whole artillery of' the opposition, Whigs, Ed Ultras, Cantringices; tire heavy troops, and the light cot troops ; and ~to opoose to all of' these, they -have but O11e ...

... ismotdesiroirs% of so doing.1-tpl ausco~ie.)-Mr, Smith was o1 Whig: irose Ire ('rir. F.1 brelieved the Whligs to be storses thant le the 'mtoris. Ini fact, lire srornld never irelong to thrt Whig or Bilue ?? wcas airre cocrruptionr ram; throergi it all; roi ...

... that some inprovement in the re. te presenttion is necessary.: The clear-headed Tory 1 must be as satisfied of the fact as the Whig, or even . the Radical, and upon his own views-that as little armay be clone as possible-agree that at least something or shoul4 ...

... pr~ctaure its dritrhiirg tirelhealthsof all0 Ireprtias mtit theta that (lay; ira ciruir rirink to Lisa Tory as wesllP ais tire W~hig; to ithe frienti orf Fleming, as wrell as the supporter i of Porclrester. ed On tire toast ofrh 'Pia gi.9tat roesf it'e Conitrty ...

... ratlly Stiluec' 1 more titan one revisiott, some minor changer mighet vet occur. It wvill be seen thitt, iil. i thotughi the Whigs predomninate itt the present (Cahitnet. 1~i it is tnot exclusively conmposed of Wlliig niaterituils. All thle memcibers of'it ...

... organ of the late hiSinisters, sid its suc.ess has been con-iderabte The jen d'espirits, and its hits at the Whigs remind us of the old times of Whig and Tory warfare. AssESSED TAXES.-Catts having metallic springs, al- though used boe. afide in trade, and ...

... M'itnisters, etiti irs Scecess hast been consider- at Li able. 'fur jute Wlesprils aitd its hiltsa the Whi~~gs re j ory toind us of tire old tirris of W~hig and Trory war~fare . vee) tone my reitatit, that ?? loss to Govertnmenit, frier I. atid the seiing ...