... bean given, and assured them that l though that gentlemanwes the brother of Lord Ciareadon, and it might be conjectured had a whig object to serve, itc was really at the instance of those with whom they were now associated that notice of that motion had ...

... and if those reports are to be relied on, it would le appear that he had' said his next Administration should not be Ig a Whig Administration, but one on a much wider basis. I e shall go then to the country when it is cousistent With my )r duty to my ...

... cordially with a whig radical contemporary, we should 'not feel surprised if be outstrip Mr. HUME himself in his professions of attachment to the liberal caubse. We shall uot marvel if, before the end of the present month, the ex-whig Premier avows ...

... believe t the fellow upon whose evidence the case rested, and p the consequence was an immediate acquittal. v ?? 5 TuE restless whigs, who, according to an eminent authority, are good for nothing when in office, aud and ten times worse when out, have conducted ...

... noble lord at its head wossld do his duty by a hglovseragn and his country. Mr. HATCUELL defended the legal appointments of the Whig :Government In Ireland. Mr. RooEoR, as one of the Country party, gave his esstioe a confidence to the priesent government. ...

... as an humble instrument in your sods, I feught a successful battle for the Free-trade, hich I had long cherished-not as a Whig partizan, ut from a deet feeling of the necessities of the country. he great minister, then ostensibly opposed to us, under ...

... snec-h rsnro the othiu.onilf . -: ?? His Lordship (addreesiog-the-priseneirsudh- had h -boonguiIty, iof a meet wicked frastdj..whig he biO, no doubt, exteueively ?? before.,he same' to 7txetelr; The offened involv~ed a !moralguilt f&eisbryiod ?? c~Mli1tte4'*ey' ...

... Taey'lst itkx5 .I i .dI-N~to44 In 1839;1'o les-hin. 2dmerei- ) ?? of the Hobtse of Comonlos voted in fa*r4ur of tUe' hballot. ; . WHIG 0 o I I N G O TaIrt Go4'XiMEuNT A . unift.- The ne* Governdient, say the. MNronih J r 'hrlnwce, in the Way ofe 6oplalip* ...

... calm, tclumsy, conrageous, immutable probity and well-piesning, and ah it e~em to have- t clharm- .doc- everybody.. .Whem. te Whig -Msns~yweb ~oo~foi adewdysiti lS832.Jeffery thus-*rita#;- I wpn to Altitorfe..at .tots 9'cjocle. to. ask, and had~ # eharaco- ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1852. to ,. . ?? ?? ?? . ?? tol_ E tactics of the opposition are being daily th t7rrated. Tho leaders of the whig-radical party th tihat the development of a factious spirit leads no 1.cepopularitv, Iand they accordingly delegate to TI 1r; ...

... recipients of paro bial L bounty, ever since the now poor-law camce into operation, were r reelected bya large majority. The whig-radicala are in high * dadgebn at seeing threir Occupation gods in legislating for the' , poar oi theia ph'ribh, aid their ...

... ?? C consults CoBDEN,-and mark the differ6nce. The ii f League people muster in strong force,-they S he a, head of the old whig school making advances to s demooraey,-tbey know Lord JOHN'S wehkness to be e a love of place, and they promise him their support ...