... Dr. Sadieir. 't! of the one more fitted to elevate and ador: station than the truly gentleman s0 ju ent as Although it the Whig wan re the of our craft te net Premier's sins of emission or that it has for the ge on of every way 60 may be sufficient to ...

... Loo STATE OF THE WHIG CABINET. ‘From the Times.) contingency which factions are apt to 0 of success. A game look, and that long as it is confined to be very the instant there is a for actin break down well as talking. For an example we not go fur than ...

... as there was « ell se- es oat, when he, | red to ceiving it, with “ Yes, mine hearers, I say Get s sent mit blenty him mit a whig him mit ll kindths of pad luck—pless hits hin.” short lif—unt, Lord, Lovz.—A sweet people ll great severity between eighteen ...

... i what the policy he been since the advent of Lerd but give to the noble lord at the of the mest, 8 great the credit due to Whig : oured that her Majesty continued to from the throne the lations with fereign powers, but amongst the « em the Continent, ...

... their n sat poverty by the agents es of hands feet e the from the faith of walls (most violent shouts and clapping of has rc a Whig-SMathews dodg bee te to tie an to a christ It will recoil on t ( the have be this of its originators and abettors ; ase have ...

... all that fell from h quite uncalled for. Persons who know the M | be tactics in declare the. whole basin @ mere when the Whigs are to resign of the take once mor re eathes If this be the case we think the = ofa Pott od of MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS- PRESS—THE ...

... mish Priests; neither W ilberfore: ly oaths in any case where their superstition is THE NEW REFORM BILL. Tze model of Whig legislation is like a beg coat, it has a serap of every colour, and a pate ny every texture. It borrows from all and origi nothing ...

... complete tri We stand that the Popish Brigade for the w letter and the Titles B great vi alour and bomen thay and the base Whigs are ® They have forgives ...

... prevalence « & principles on the decline, and that they have no! hold upon the country as they had ome yearsago. That the Whigs will stil! be able t formidable opposition there can be no dou in that Lord John evidently aspiresonce more to! democracy, ...

... disinterested sacrifices made by Mr. Ham preserve the constitution from the furor of dom and the insidious underminings of the base Whig man in this country has co nobly stood in the brea period when Irelgnd wes overrun by a false libs hed and England debauched ...

... short time ago; and 1 under very peculiar circumstance. You are aware There was the re: was the state of d by able and feeling Whig country was ti them (hear, hear). Then there is the Radical party, : enterprising and vigorous party, certainly, and gem ished ...

... ble ; Tus success of the government elections in ever; has pronounced that the Protectionists shall have trial, before the Whigs shall resume their odious ru {m Britain. In fact the solidity of the Ministry | apparent every day, and the velce of the not ...