... majority in the House of Lords, although not clear th it the public interest would be served by sweeping depuctioo of the young Whig nobility from school of political exercise active that of the Commons House of Parliament. Cost what it will, however. Peers ...

... sides both Duke of Wellington’s monatrated the duly owed, to hold office no otlier object, of GovernineMt proved,that order to Whig party ore that if the Duke of We .igton tlieni ti'2'J , us it now appears , i ..te con sideration urged him do. they would ...

... speeches of their leaders, it is impossible not to be struck with the coincidence of topics. Of the two, however, we think the Whigs are more peculiarly the detestation of the I lira-Liberals. Had Mr. O’Connell taken office, we are perfectly convinced that ...

... alteration) is wanting every department of the state, and must be immediately affected. Let the nominal distinction then of Whig and Tory forever dissolved and let the Peer mid Commoner firmly unite, deeply impressed with the awful importance of the measure ...

... wars the continent. It curious fact, the only warlike d« made by Great Briiala, during the last fifteen years, la«ee hern mao* Whig administrations, acting of course the spirit that republican government which object admiration and desire with the worshippers ...

... Ministers are alike labouring to carry a popular measure requiring a creation of Peers to pass it. IV. They have alike Whig Kings and Whig Ministers, more favourites of (he people than of Peers. V. They have both had a riot in one of their largest Cities ...

... following anecdote of this distin guished prelate and scholar is at present io circulation. Tne bishop was lately in company with a Whig and reforming peer, who was menacing the bisrop with the sequestration of the property of the church, on account the opposition ...

... which Earl Grey was to stand or fall, and that the lives and properties of anti-Reformers have not been deemed of anv bv a Whig Government and their radical adherents. is satisfactory to know, that the popular fury has subsided, and that we can at length ...

... the deeds of both, grieve to eay. Were werry, werry bad. E. Aram he whipped little boys With malice and with ire ; E. Bulwet Whig article*, As Beelzebub did inspire : And both them they did these things All for the sake hire. E. Aram killed man one day ...

... the power of a Minister to feed the ambition and reward the cupidity of his followers,—ready one day, coup main, to unseat Whig Minister, from whom corruption has but slender hopes, and the next day to support Tory the same course which was a crime and ...

... be gold and ?? Belie -fes/eetiee. nA NEW SONG FOR TH'IE SEASON. a, T n 'rtx-Dtwnpeo Brny tat If you credit the stories Of Whigs or of Tories, X- Our riches said glories in Are all gone to pot; in Town, counutry and villsge, Are destined for pillage- Is ...

... Monthly Bisnor London.—The following anecdote of this distinguished prelate £Cid present in circulation. The bishop was with Whig and refer':.:: g peer, who was menacing tne bishop with the sequestration the property of the church, account of the opposition ...