... probably none of our readers ever heard, and was completing his arrangements for continuing the seine comfortable employment under Whig auspices, when one of his cowljutors took occasion to remonstrate with him on the grossness of the job. The wrath that an appeal ...

... been called, and protected the Whig nomination boroughs. (Hear, hear.) Nor was that all; they had gone further. In desiimgß with nomination boroughs they had communicated to the Bldg ones a fructifying principle. for new Whig hoeughs under the bill would ...

... and real good of the people yon all seek one common end. With his opinions unite then his courage—his steadfast opposition to Whig tyranny. Concession may dishearten the friends of the church, and alienate their affections, but can it propitiate her enemies ...

... of eur Whig adversaries' We challenge the G/nhe to point oat • single initiate where ministers have been avowedly in the wrong that the voice of the country Ins not been esticipated by Tory unease& 'rho civil list begat) the controversy. The Whigs attacked ...

... Wellineteu, that his Majesty is not perfectly sincere. His Grace wished it to he believed that his Majesty had no choice, when the Whig ministry entered no office—tliat the mate in France sad Belgium had created a desire for reform in this country, which could ...

... his ignorance. We will net put the question to Lord Hod land, because those who are old enough may remember that when the Whigs were io office before, in Itoh we mean, it was his declaratieo that Engls..d was formed to bee power ofseconil rate, and had ...

... on the body ; and we trust every exertion will be used to discover Raeford, as well as the mar deters of M'Briar —Northers Whig. Yesterday an *nest was held on the body of Rim The magistrate' were Major d'Arcy, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Clarke, and Mr. Gregg ...

... his Grace, oho Odds up the conduct of the ministry who approved of the Manchester massacre ler the imitation of the present Whig ministry. Protect magistrates through thick end thin.-- His Majest's present ministers would be wise if they took a lessons ...

... description of persons to whom the learned lord confines his imputation of friendliness to the bill. There is. Ist, the whole I Whig party: this is pretty well for • begisoing. 2. The whole revolutionary party, who, by the learned lord's own showing, moat ...

... n ve st i ga ti ng o f a h em :has gmjsirity roasisted. The first part of that majority consisted o f the whole body of the Whig aristocracy, together with their deprodeors sad 'Whereat' ;hear): auJ yet these very pertains, as they had beard (ram the made ...

... of reminiscence of the t%'hig club, more Ono lie desired of the colour so Lich had for 40 years tinged the speeches of s ery Whig uoderling,more than was consistent with prudence or Imlay of the character which bad pervaded the constiatioos which the c ...

... remark that extremes meet; of which we have a striking instance in a Noble Earl, who, from listing be n the most violent of the Whigs, has now becom: the Wittiest of and•retbtment. —Morning Paper. POLICE RY.GICLATIONI.-•TIIC Comsoirsioners of the new police ...