... can be satisfied with the explanation of Lord' PAEEISTON, on Tlhursday last. It may suit 'the purpose of a portion of the whig-radical press to Ospak of the evasion and subtleties of the noble. Eoreign Secretary as a complete vindication ; but we are ...

... address, which fiercely condemns th e Ecclesiastical ijitles Bill ; speaks harshly of Perseuting Liberals; declares that tire1 Whig pr~ess bag' excluaded their explanations and realonitrates; is grateful to the small aection of the press which has rgfgaed ...

... 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' ...

... Library for the Times having been circulated. The report dwelt at length on the coarse of public affairs during ties year. The Whig ministry last session promised to withdraw the Regium~ Denums, and in the estimates prepared by them and adopted by their ...

... themselves. The animosities Of England and Scotland centred for a time on the disputed authenticity ' of the poems of Ossian, and Whig and Tory never b encountered each other more fiercely than on the ap- tt parently collateral question raised by the frailties ...

... Barnstaple spring the Chisitnmas i holidays, to consult with'them on the best means to be t adopted to resist the attacks of the whig party. who have I petitioned Parliament ,agatist the return ,of .botb. theI Members. for the Bbrough. Sir William Frser Is ...

... ofiol]ocal influence whatever, except that he was sup- ported by the fansiy influence of Sir Henry 'Seale, who, fornerly . a W\hig, had recentlyjbecomce a warm supporter of Lord Derby's Government. One striking feature - of the influence sought to be exerted ...

... C611sus, esomNEdi: What then wereo'yottr politicol iie'we? ame Sir JIk~sc GnAsNAic: I entered Parliament as an independent the : Whig. - Isi ?? in82yp 189 CucEs- COaMISisIONEn:Ii atthti 80yu expreased C your. readisiesa to assist the Duke-, of WellingtonL hin ...

... crochets are certain to abound. In the Aberdeen ministry' were amalgamated . Conservatives of differeht 'shades, Whigs more or less antique, Whig-Radicals of a higher or lowert pitch of l political tone, and Peelites, possessing great ability but scarcely ...

... give - me some preferment if he stays in long enough; but the upper tparsons live vindictively, and evince their aversion to a Whig F. Ministry by an Improved health, The Blshop of.- hasthe - ranconr to recover after paralytic strokes, and the Dean of - to ...

... ;ihold be gladl to sell, if a theys don't make above half a clown or three Shiulings I should g be glad. 'This is the Great Whig Chsanpion, sehoe last year invited the li seci'eteries of clubs to throw in fonds froin their stock to foiri a I baking leagues; ...

... called the attention of the ceurt to the facts disciosed on the . i1laigew-ihtegts std by thie o~wasthea °f tho e isokitupt, Whig~h ha~ve 6een already! reported upon which he called forast euspenu oharaotet s enlyt emrall' meaneaudwbenthed that gte radog ...