... If the reform till thei read a second time in the Lords, and mailing committee, it will doubtless be owing tom which the Whigs certainly should not, after their perience, be too eager to despise. The people will not be easy until the Gazette that a snail ...

... question—was transformed into a national demand. In thin emergency the Whigs, being nearest to offiee, were promoted to the mean' of realizing their pledges of old. Bat the pledges of the Whigs were given in peaceable and backsliding times; and when they were ...

... the die. putt by hie promeries. lately to be .Inferredllisihrie, • bender. who has bees always, :d do worm of times, a vendee Whig sad geed Irish. maw —AM Celts Arun —Mr. (Mame will 'Meted die Imam for this sity. is a owe whisk mass De smell attesties. The ...

... &d less, Is et r. Vetoes% wasedmeat the tutb slimes ef due be. At the same dem dem I seal le of rearm. and am seedy seppens Whig priadples et she raker bill. I do wit *drama mike diessaws of a we my bed, ef besmear ..d I shall se agyetif the el tellealeg ...

... the home to sit on Saturday. With respect to the question of the creaticao of peers, be would not assume the possibility of a Whig goveramest overpowering the independence of the other house, sad he should therefore wait to see some better evidence of the ...

... than under the patient ministry. In 1830, under a Tory ministry, their amount had been 1,9110,11004, while in 1831, under a Whig government, the supposed persunification of all that was prudent and economical, they amounted to 2,850,0004 (Hear, bar.) The ...

... aed had not pledged itself by a vote, a large majority bad recorded its emphatic rejection of the revolutionary bill of the Whig cabinet of Ital. The boo. and learned geodemso concluded by stating that be should sot raise any objection to the reception ...

... member, whom they probably will not even eupport io his endeavour , . We oliould scorcmy envy the rtflections of a conscientious Whig lead, r, after Ms not impossible ejection from office, me Inching back to the.oppootunity be had to shamefully omitted of breaking ...

... frees the Mee et bemuse the 011ie. to Ash Irkti =dig list bees sods bolt. /beaming i o s s =t e l m a g i esses eeisly are Whig of Bible eds. seas spirt ministers is sessest Wens. and sows and better emit, spied the Cabs. ha; e SlPolitical ere ordered ...

... all the amendments which have been pro. the North of Eaglats.l). Ali pockets mipessely employed fee . bringing &lochs, are to Whig to In the wads of Omni, sod Posed by the enemies of the bill, Lord CnAttnos's ought FRENCH PAYERS. (RECEIVED THIS NOISING.) ...

... office, and the solid merit of introducing sound reform and extending practical economy. As to the management and trickery, Whigs, like all the rest of the world, are improveabk people; and we doubt not, as Dr. Joentsos observed to Woriss, they will make ...

... Stich • few oft. Weans manes resorted to by the clergy. the sad corroptionsta to donne sod impose spas porlienest.—Nonbarrs Whig. Bossing hlusoss.—Smiday eight aporty_of Whiniest. all armed west to that base hoeing Yarroll, Sent d T. Kavanagh, Bea, of ...