... division is as follows:—Objections made by Whigs, Ad—ex. punged, claims made by Whigs, 32—sustained. 15—57. Objections made by Tories, 34—expunged. In; claims made by Tories, B—sustained, Alajority in fnvo;ir the Whigs, 3D. the above Tory writer remarks, the ...

... in Paris, land commented upon »■ a fait accompli. The feeling displayed in these comments ii not any means unfavourable the Whig party, although there is an evident reluctance at parting with Sir Robert Peel, after having so long held him and his colleagues) ...

... turning Whigs Were turn'd to the right-about. But when he call'd on Robert Peel, His talents to employ, His answer was. Young Englander, For me you 're not the boy. Oh, Robert Peel! Oh, Robert Peel! How could you setve me so? 1 've met with Whig rebuit's ...

... officially announced: viz.,— Objections taken by Whigs, 108; expunged, 03. Chums made by Whig,, ; attained 41 : 104— Objections taken Tories, expunged, 8. Claim* made Ol 'e*> sustained, 8: lfi.—Majority in the Whigs, this state of things the ories have proclaimed ...

... For this, nearly all the gentry and clergy of England, and respectable portion the commonalty, waged implacable war with the Whigs for ten long years. For this they defied the powers that he, and saw places, and titles, and bishoprics, and livings, and ail ...

... these, there were 743 Whig Radicals, and Conservatives. He had increased the total number to 1435; had not removed one magistrate of those whom he found already appointed : but he had so shaped his additions, that there were now 745 Whig Radicals, and only ...

... general ehction 1835, since which period his Lordship has retired from public affairs.—ln politics the late Marquess was a Whig, and for several years took rather an active part in the business of the House of Lords, advocating on all occasions the principles ...

... iendly hand. He wa3 received with immense applause, and it would seem that both Philadelph'a and elsewhere the prospects of the Whig* were good. ...

... these the Whigs laid their hands, as the following statement of the expense of collecting the revenue, under the Tories and Whigs, will show: Cost of collecting the revenue, in £4,875,000 Ditto ditto in 1839 4,042,000 Yearly saving by the Whigs £833 ...

... such support he could furnish in aHfr'of all good purposes. The Peel Ministry was incurably extinct. In this extremity the Whigs assembled/to form a ministry, and after having screwed their to the pitch of taking the government with minority for the alio ...

... the People would not have been surprised the failure of a Whig Cabinet carry the Queen's Government, partly because they cannot as yet reckon the stability any party, partly beoause tlie Whigs had left office too recently resume with much chance of success ...

... part the Conservatives, and Frpd. Leigh on the part the Liberals. The following is the rpsult the revision Whig claims . 11.. sustained Whig objections 47 Tory claims . 4!) Tory objections 24 Fourteen must be deducted from the number Tory claims ...