... 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 ...

... sat for tiat ctunty tip to his elevatioll to the peerage, in October, 18V2. The aoble lord wias a constaut .snilporter of the whig party, and voted in favour of the relorni bill. In 1832 for his uniform support to the liberil party, the late Earl Grey obtaiued ...

... 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 ...

... politics of diie .. n Sceutishsusletrbohis;'tisntd hl\e islggarews ipsomen-ihy Sin ;i.h~a''ui r' i th icastcballad ~aguainatth'e Whigs, ri~tte b Sir ?? 'at h Jioswehl s -ini ?? hiels -gase rise to the duiiel between' ;a hthie writer of it: and MnStntiart~ of ...

... 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 ...