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... to their own cunning to prevent any decision the committee may arrive at from bearing fruit. We do not think so badly of our Whig rulers as this imputation implies. Probably they would be as well pleased if the gentlemen selected by the House of Commons ...
... a subject—we will venture very confidently assure our readers tluit there as macli chance of Sir Robert Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now of his becoming Emperor of Hayti Great Llama of Thibet. Marriages of Priests.—The question the legal capacity ...
... SATURDAY, APRIL 27. of the —=—- ein, and The position of parties in the House of Con bh March this period is remarkable. The Whig e Work- next, appears to have been utterly unable to } motley pack that used to obey his call on eme who by uired to within ...
... people of England may go farther and fare worse than having a Whig Government to rule over them. Political liberty, commercial liberty, and religious liberty, have not retrograded during Whig rule; and although the Wbigs have never stood in very high repute ...
... concluded before the 25th of August. T of malt. acertain indulgence which was always to be exhibited juence the finance of a Whig Ministry (a laugh). The Gov could not be expected to excel in every branch. The rse, the policy of the Government, by its ...
... one of the d said | and 338 not wonder if Sir George Grey or Lord Sole other member of the Government, had employed so for Whigs were always mean—to write i it. A es of in ‘CE, an from Lurd Ashley on the subj which thé of mer- resolution was passed That ...
... —more 1 be in J., Bankes,J., Beunet,P., Best,J., Codrington, SirC. W Renefices in plurality bill, there in the majority of | Whig J. B., Goddard, A. L., Henley, J. W., Herbert, S., Ler able Miles, W., Ricardo, O., Sotheron, T., and Villiers, Vis until, ...
... mi of Bath and Wells continues seriou ees indisposed. cism in Tue NEw Dean or Baistot.—Mr. Elliot is acou of Lady John ‘and Whig, and, in the opinion of ‘on the ot and to Examiner, hand, attributes to Mr. = deficiency, even in those to assoc ualifications ...
... with a Whig government, is a sine meet the a which, t all that can bi as a part The bill of Sharles Wood to re- which they | a recent act Parliament, to tee, ied a Government of a receiving officer in the Go pent also an aiming at an extension in Whig Peep ...
... majority ind that occasion ry found the name of the present mover, red that, now the motion was seconded by a borough memb Whig side of the house, thus proving that some, at le ell con- former advocates of free trade regretted the course sal for pursued ...
... affairs are worse and worse. 1, for one, am sick and weary Of these everlasting p Quite disgusted with the Of the miserable Whigs; With their impadent averments, ‘And their flagrant thimblerigs! Hark, the midnight ebimes! I fauey The ver's nearly over: ...
... Hereditary P net that Charlotte with his High ness the on the 18th inst. at C in, Lord Leini were celebrated of their Majesties pa Whig rlin, in the and of those persot with the Royal Family, the di iplomatic corps, pon that the entree. longing to Messrs. S A ...