... determined to pursue the same hesitating, halting policy as they have donethat policy which has hitherto been so fatal to the Whigs, of' maintaining office by half coming over to their opponents, rather than by acting on their own principles—the policy which ...

... previous week announced as hav:ng beta 'introduced under Ministorii auspices into the Lords, turns out to be a true specimen or Whig compromise. The commis. . „. will be composed of three persons—on ,t to be nominated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and two ...

... which his knowledge of monetary and mer- cantile matters will make him a useful accession. He began life as a Whig, and we suppose is a Whig still. But to the public he is principally known as a leading authority on currency matters, and the reputed father ...

... thioc-,ht themselves to be.—Minino Jourroal. AND READINGs tN SliAlik.sPEttE.—On the evejajiGrul Monday last, the inhabitants of Whig-end bud the oppartantitv of hearing illustrations of 340113 e of the beauties of the Mi. mortal bard. of Avon. by Mr. Felton ...

... Septen- nial Act leù to thc most scandalous abuse of the public money. and made the Bovercign a tool in the hands of the great Whig faruilies, whose supremacy it was oriëinally designed to secure, until George III. had the manliness to throw otI their domina- ...

... FOREIGN AND HOME SUMMARY. The Parliamentary campaign opened on Thursday week nuspitiOllsll for the Whigs, whose tenure of office is tolerably secure so long as the Opposition benches continue to be tenanted by a purely protectionist minor- ity. Considered ...

... skill of English shipwrights, they are for foreigners, who cannot in this art ap- proach us; and that, as the first blossoms of Whig political science, we have the weapon, which England alone can fabricate, fabricated by her sons for her rivals now—her enemies ...