... committee. It bad been a matter of ceneral remark that Cire cester was a Conserva- Itive borough, that it was absurd for a Whig to try to force a seat, and that the electors of Cirencester would not dare to asserttheir independence, or to return a memberof ...

... simple force of expression, as well as the touch from the great poet at the last, are Rhat we all associate with the great Whig leader. I have done right, I am sure I have. The Duke of Richmond thinks very much otherwise, and will do wrong; I cannot help ...

... wholly to be despaired of. This' is' written gravely, and moreover, by a professioiial 'writer 'of. squibs-who shall blame Whigs, to' the manner born; for believing that they are the salt of the, earth 7 We find Mr. Kenny sayiig another of. the thousand ...

... . The rout of the.,whig party, the Pitt administra- 'tion, and the war ?? Revolutionrwerethe results e of this fatal avent.. LS When Fox's India Bill was thrownh out, the- gen'e- ral election which followed decided against the whig party. Here aro Lord ...

... manly sports alike to oblivion. r. Charles James Fox had made his maiden speeeb as a Tory and William Pitt his debut as a Whig; thougb, revers j their respective positions, they afterwards assailed and de' fended each other's principles ina language ...

... despatnh was for- warded to asy to his excellenoy the Lord Lieusenant, annonnclsg the success of the undertaking. - Nosi-lera Whig. ExTsySlvE FAILLURE IN BaIGonTON.-It Is With no semal regret that we aainnunce not esnly the failure of Mr. Robert Winter, ...

... till his Reform picture is painted, and then, when its exhibition has turned out a failure, he begins to discover that the Whigs are unpopular with the middle classes. He speeds the parting, and welcomes the coming guests, in Downing Street, with an agility ...

... Essex. Ear'l Grey's Colonial.Policy of Lord I John Russell's Administration furnishes the subject s for a defence of the Whig colonial policy. The merits of r the laws of' quaranstino are well investigated in the. article entitled 1Quarantine, Small ...

... of Ohic great Reviews occupied in scrutinising with the most painstaking accuracy the diary and T letters of a whig poet, edited by a whig nobleman, in t order to muake an indirect case against whiggery. Giving all due credit to the article as a clever ...

... bringing it out between them at the back. If you use two flies, carry thehook through the upper part of the corset between both whigs of one fly, and then taking another with its head reversed, lot the hook enter onu(of its wings and came out at its back. This ...

... and individual action, however apparently great at any moment, is nothing in the century. Thus Jacobi the Tory, and Delmer, Whig, will not change an iota in the political results of English history. We are mere puppets and pawns, and a power superior to ...

... proved seriously injurious to Pope ; but the publication of Tickell's volume, with the praises of Addison, echoed by all the Whigs at Button's, betrayed indifference to Pope's interests and feelings, and might justly inspire a poet so sensitive with suspicion ...