... pre- b ti will ~ to tt~ttitio1 or sonic other fair sounding E-V ?? ~ shiftits silire, of the common hu~r- staitel ~ Willthe whigs anti Peelites prove as cli.~ iat~tiltoees~ns as onthatw.hereon tleyf'eeltti~t a 'Cio t 6i'0 room1,? 'We hope they may; lint' ...

... aceount of his rtrst JleiFUlded and ought to c to; s-tely concoded,-let e --rt 0i- ia e irepcople have aright f r.'vt 'Cayesi Whig writers. They 3 I ju . 3t it, decide what is good f I, t! Z ) .rt, and there will not be t -i0 t Ile they are denied all f ...

... every sort of agitatioss ha' -with an imitation of each: the charters, big end littl, ar t tt be supersededby a sortof new whig charter; the Law Amend- f 'inent Society is to see its work done-or shielved-by official a hands, the keeper of the great seal ...

... disentangled from the-fetters.of a na-ow' si , and supercilious subservience to the politicaliinteresits: K 'or prejudices of.the 'Whig aristoeraeyv ' . tl The closing speech of Friday night wai~a caustic ti so |ne by M. ConuEN0 'Dr. DWBAELI will not red s ...

... rnot, there' are stro'ge ,tb, s political reasons vhy the present state-of matteis' ue id' should be unsatisfactory to the Whigs. Recent iatli: Oll ?? dr f cations of popular opinion on the subject of educa- ut tion have encouraged the Ministerial leanings ...

... had conjoined it. The old whig. doctrine was, that this the sovereign ruled by the 1grace of 'Brooke's's,. now -it ran. Aft by' the 'grace 'of Manchester. For his part, lie hated e dji( equally both sentinients. on the -whigs the hon. member the n proceeded ...

... 'Jthe'landlo'rd8's 6fe'ry, co-uJhtY cohld in l& ,h -wsvithholf4 [ ...

... of~iniother (in the 'strictest the' 'sense)rfi'dicaj ?? trted-.by'alent and capital, and qual ~belongin ?? &theipeely4jeNm wich Whigs. have not coin' muh ofer year On entering ?? yester dey afenoon, I found a froe] ?? ?? were being pro - wa's tented, mong ...

... behind the Treasury, as, for saving him the opprobrium that has proverbially T nt compromised the financial repute of every Whig t ly ministry. d a Two millions and a quarter is the estimated to. amount of surplus up to the 5th of April-the end Or u Id ...

... room for men of weight, ei blibhtls1 11* I lhave not heard, however, that there sc 'ibilhe b ht suld an overture from the Whigs tc li 8INbelhind Y anyons of mark, either in. the party et sipistkier be Or in that 'which sits''direetly in front of G eret1 ...

... nutiply ititco of the reasons which guide 1,hr f Lord John's cabiaet, we will cite only n tlettuponi this, tile policy Of the whig cabinet, we o1leigof GoM;. and', that, by. revesnth off urNwould, lose the blessing ofGodiand, pr4 .I~biCO .vu od~svomsfd ' ...

... 'connecfiori: between';good ,government and Wljig c ,RCabiret.`,li'eep:pOut- the 'Tories was the c that b answered ?? in the Whigs. N we a :7 .Wpih ?? Free': Tr d-ris will be equally'. we plied s .with the! same. senseless outcry against the rotec- ,.t ...