... His Leadership is puzzled, 0 The whole Whig pack are His Circula or that— an AMEN NT ...

... the places and placernen created) by the late Whig Government. We . belie ve an arm y o f n ot less tha n t we l v e thousand pensioners ( 7 1) was in this mode created by the clean-handed, pure-minded Whig enemies of public corruption,—Court Gazette. ...

... ANTI-OPIUM AGITATION. There appears to be a growing disposition on th, part *f the public to protest against the opium trade. Whig and Tory journals, msetropolitan and provincial, have joined with mercantile bodies to invoke the interference rit of the ...

... sottrp. OPENING OF S CIRCULAR-WHIG TE SESSION ...

... the raided of the tom laws, coincide. Thin brine the ease, it it toleretilly that the Repealer would i a the poiition to a Whig Ministry, at •Itich Melbourne or Itamell was a trader, that now do to the administianou of Sir It. Peet. The Repe,le - I are ...

... which were of the ordinary character. and supported by ordinary evidence. There however, one cue oft very writers nature. Whig • charge of murder, committed is the streets of London. is the light of day; and as there appeared upon Om face of the depositions ...

... after its proceedings, operating upon the public opinion of the country, now scarcely twelve mouths back, had brought first a whig and then a tory administration successively upon their knees, and wrunig from them the acklnowledgement thlat a change in the ...

... engrosses the anxious consideration of all who are accustomed to speculate on the prospects of a new Session of Parliament. The Whigs, as Usual, deal much in preparations for an overwhelming oppositi . ; but none are deceived, while practical people are ...

... whether or not be bed I ever voted for a Whig.—Mr. Yates answered in the affirmative.—Mr. Yates had said be would never me those fellows. Why those fellows, as he calltd them, ware the cremures of the Whigs, for (the Whiz.) launched the vessel the ...

... he had ever voted for a Whig ? Mr. Y. tes answered in the affirmative. Mr. Diggle had said he would never memonaloe “those fellows.” Why. these fellows, as be , called them, were the creatures of the Whigs,—for they | (the Whigs) launched the vessel, and ...

... small amounts—(Applause.) Here they were all free traders; and they would have nothing to do with political parties, either Whigs or Tories. He did not blame one ministry more than another. Both Sir Robert and Lord John would do that; and the landed aristocracy ...

... neighbours” was the next toast Dr. Bowrino, in speaking to the toast, said they were men of no party; they would repudiate whig and tory alike} they were determined to lead let whoever would follow; a free-trading government was the government they would ...