... advocating term. This employment, we believe, is merely political princ iples more consonant administratton. with the then Whig nominal. The last Professor was Dr. TURTON, the recently appointed Dean of Westminster. LONDON : WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ...

... not speech, which the people desire, and of which they stand most in need, and we trust that the small fry of Members—whether Whig, Tory, or Radical—wi!l litigewly bear this in mind, and curtail the rank luxuriance of their oratory, by which night after ...

... not speech, which the people desire, and of which they stand most in need, and we trust that the small fry of Members—whether Whig, Tory, or Radical—will liligently bear this in mind, and curtail the rank luxuriance of their oratory, by which night after ...

... of Conservative Government are not manifested in a single item of the general policy of Ministers, and that the dangers of a Whig Administration are just as great now as they ever were. Lord Howick's motion on the state of the country, which stands for ...

... the triumph of one faction over another; not that Sir ROBERT PEEL, or LORD JOHN RUSSELL, should be Premier, or that Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, should rule; but that the greatest good should be obtained for the greatest number. Let Sir ROBERT PEEL keep ...

... the triumph of one faction over another; not that Sir ROBERT PEEL, OT LORD JOHN RUSSELL, should be Premier, or that Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, should rule; but that the greatest good should be obtained for the greatest number. Let Sir ROBERT PEEL keep ...

... Conservative Goverrunent are not manifesta+in a tingle item of the genenit policy of Ministers, and that the dangers of a Whig Administration are just as :great now as they ever were. Lord Howick's motion on the state of the country, which stands for ...

... come to the helm. Ruin had followed the country's destinies so long as the guidance of them was entrusted to the incompetent Whigs. The election ended. The farmers' friends were in a triumphant majority. The Minister met them. They were congratulated ...

... come to the helm. Ruin had followed the country's destinies so long as the guidance of them was entrusted to the incompetent Whigs. Tl►e election ended. The farmers' friends were in a triumphant majority. The Minister met them. They were congratulated ...

... severe storm blew the whole night from the South-West, rendering the journey between Dublin and Belfast very difficult,—Belfast Whig. ...

... motions announced, or to be announced, by her Majesty's Ministers. This surely is not the kind of opposition menaced by the Whig- Radical party during the recess—not the kind of opposition that ought to be offered to an administration chargeable with error ...

... angry recrimination. The Tories boast that they are men of business, and. in bygone years denounced the slovenly policy of the Whigs, in allowing two months of the session to pass away without any good result, Yet they are now following the bad example. Accounts ...