... treferenoe to ain' observation of Mr., Mimuer Gibson'8, in swhich the. latter- advocated a- 6ixed duty, adding that a: great Whig dultre-hd qpusented tbereto. i~ . also obterved that in this speech Mr. Bright had asked why 400 gentlemen whowere peers, and ...

... when in office-sedfingtija( the preoent predominates so far over the future, that men in office,. whetler calling tbemselves Whigs or Tories, prefer; the feathering their ?? and those of tlier friends, to being handed downto posterity ai patriots, I do thipk ...

... and; humblirig cokl dubt; eaxept that of' Sir Robert Walpols in theireigfu' o [GeorgeI the Second-ons of',tbe' most corrupt Whig,4tiniieter thbpit'ver, ;diqrnecd- !bid country;i Itkpp, aarno,;ebasthf,,o~erep : I ?? thatthsbe, ,prqtecioneof. tbe, ,riteih ...

... free-trader could hope for, or expect, t was paraded before the world as evidence of the unexampled prosperity of the country. The whig-F radical journals mounted the high horse,-thef. protectionist papers were all dumb,-andso fiatterind ivere the accounts of ...

... the results of psat. experience, we might well be,,excoerd for anticipating the absauce .of any programme; seeing that the Whig policy of late years hbs been to remain. as setationary ae possible, and to tike thie initiative in niitbbii, uanless it be ...

... constituted a at present, still the aubi Ministry baving a desire to benefit the agriculture that decidedly hostile as the Whigs have proved t be, is naturally tegardad as a ftvourable changp. ever, regard the improvemeut w hich haB taken place in tome ...

... formali6tk#tor ios'erolunteeywho' rwere -pprov L.-Leeds Istelti- I ?? r. 'S . II5;WD JCoIn Rus6sEv` AG1Ir- -On Satbrday' the Whig-Radical Town Council ?? not to be bebind-hand with that of' Stirlirg,; presented his Lordship with the freedom .of'that ance~et ...

... for revelation of the DMinisterial policy, and still less for discussion of the various hostile motions threatened by the Whig-Radical party. DEATH OF StB THOMAS TROUBRIDGE, BART.- We have this week to record the death of another flag ?? Admiral Sir ...

... 1 cours e pursued by the noble lord has encouraged the hope- that he had abandoned the time-serving and immoral policy( of Whig coteries in reference to foreign countries, and had at length come to th conviction that natioal honour ist paramount to the ...

... rought fwaseusdi nth Thet was ueery tfr and pries sarvest weadhy. Fo toere trnefl moudeste, tandwat andosther reds. scmosh whig raes wrer mandaledouat bhs inctirw res lte rited. the p es To r oin c ?? one sardyerel scantily supplie with weahbtefo waich ...

... (tue of the brightest ft atures in English life that mi thev were, able to meet ?? another and forget whether they were W] Whig or Tory. and diecuss calmly that wlafeb they all believed to Al h- far the interest of their country. They had been told that ...

... interrogative cry which has gained for him in many districts the name of pink ? The larger and the smaller titmouse in their Whig liveries of blue and buff; the green- finch in his complete suit of bright olive green; the reed sparrow with his black velvet ...