... this disgraceful and humbling conduct, except that of Sir Rob- rt Walpole, in the reign George 11. one of the most corrupt Whig ministers that ever disgraced this country. It appears now, far the government is concerned, that ihe protection of the British ...

... on to eiect ueicgaic w sentincr the preference shareholders confer with t directo-s and conclude an arrangement. Captain v whig taken the chair, said, that considering the f the attars of the company, it was of the utmost nnpo c that*something should ...

... and Coup Carts, Harness, and every other necessary Utensi! used in a Brewery. ' A Pply on the Premises. FREEHOLD PREMISES AT WHIG GIN-BY TTHE-SEA. BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, all that BREWERY and MALTING, situate at Newbiggix-by-the-Sea, the County of ...

... majority on that occasion he found the name of the present mover, and even now the motion was seconded by a boroimh member on the Whig side of the House, thus fit some, at least, of the former advocates of the course they had pursued in the advocacy those pi ...

... economy ; and, certainly, Lord John Russell's statement failed to demonstrate its necessity. No doubt, whatever turns up, the Whigs never lose sight of a chance for increasing their patronage ; but, the times are unfavourable for the indulgence of such a ...

... subscriptions, like the emissary of a begging letter conclave. To this employment, however, one of the proudest members of our Whig aristocracy has actually stooped, calling, not verylong ago, in person,—it was the first time he ever did so, to pay his hill ...

... 000 acres of land under his lordship in the County of Essex. Lord Petre the largest proprietor of land in the County, and a Whig in politics : to the right honourable lord petre. We, the undersigned tenants of your Lordship's Essex estate, deeply injured ...

... of strength to the Whig* and in losing Palmerston they would be parting with their highest trump, for, whatever his faults or his offences as Minister for Foreign Affairs, the dash and boldness of his style serve to strengthen the Whig Ministry the Commons ...

... POETRY. THE NEW INVASION.—From the John Bull. The French they are coming—Oh oh !Ohoh ! pretty mess the Whigs have made us! Zounds! will nothing turn them out We shall have the French invade 'Ere we know what we're about! Long, they say, they've wished ...

... This young man wdll make one of the greatest debaters in the House. Will make one of the greatest, do you say replied the Whig leader he is the greatest already. Comparing Mr. Stanley's speech with any that we have lately heard, we should he very ...

... temporary check, but the constant recurrence of these things can hardly fail in due time to overcome the proverbial tenacity of Whig official existence, and release Sir Chas. Wood and his colleagues from the unpleasant position which repeated minorities have ...

... will be found that of the one hundred and thirty-two who voted with them, upwards of eighty are more or less indebted to the Whig Government for the rank they hold in the Upper House. From this it appears that the numerical majority against the Government ...