... —Marquis of Chandos and Mr. J. Hall again. BUCKS. —An active opposition is said to be ou foot against Colonel Cavendish, the Whig member, but it is not likely to be promoted, as it would endanger the seats of Mr. Du l're and the Chancellor 01 the Exchequer ...

... crown; and to guard undi- Minished the liberties of the people. (Hear.) Mr. Hamlets defended the legal appointments of the Whig Government in Ireland. Mr. HOOKED, as one of the country party, gave his entire confidence to the present Government. Sir B ...

... exercise. Bute, therefore, had to create a party from the atoms he could detach from the oltt Whig and Tory blocks, and we see from time to time here a Whig and there a Tory attracted to his side by offer of honours, places, and pensions, and scared away ...

... (From the DsaLY Maws.) The Whigs in their weakness proposed a Local Militia Bill, and lost office for their pains; the Tori , s propose a General Militia Bill, for which they deserve an equally signal punishment. The Whigs proposed to enrol for service ...

... line; and Mr. Macaulay (the Scotch maintain their love of historic cornposition) is still weaving the golden web of his great Whig romance. Of all these, Mr. Macaulay 's is perhaps the only one that posterity will read. People are more anxious to be amused ...

... under the new act, to a fine young woman of mixed blood. Am AMERICAN CRICTITRN.—Some time ago the edit, try tf the abort,ityh Whig(Tennessee) announced his intention of starting a new religious periodical : We f. el competent, he says, to the ta•lt of ...

... anger and active enmity of the whole Whig party by keeping aloof from them, and thereby preventing them, perhaps for another quarter of a century, tasting the sweets of office. For thus ran the argument of those Whig friends who induced him to accept the ...

... out of doors the Whigs might as well try to tear up the Pyramids with their naked hands as to remove one speck of rust from our sacred constitution. It is, moreover, true that up to the time of the French revolution of 1830 the Whigs had no support whatever ...

... authority, les Inghs. This, however, is less curious than the accuracy of the French journalist who quoted the Independent Whig as the Independent Peruke (la Perruque Indlpendante.) LOCOMOTIVENESS.—In the language of Iceland the same word is used to signify ...

... reader may be a little surprised to learn what the Whigs did for a cause they so little loved : The ministers, however, had formidable means at their disposal. The Whig party subscribed largely. The Whig borough proprietors used all their influence to return ...

... (Hear, hear.) The issue the Government wished to put to the country was, whether the people would rather have the Whigs or them=elves. The Whigs, feeling a lurking suspicion that perhaps it would not be a safe sort of issue for them to go to the country upon ...

... periods herd the most opposite opinions. • A combination of the same nature has been formed in Chesham-place, London, where Whigs and Radicals, Peers and Levellers, Free-traders. Dissenters, and Free-thinkers unite to overthrow an administration sanctioned ...