... ti within the income assigned to them, than the late King and P Her present Majesty. h Lord £EROUGHAM thought that his old Whig friends had a mightily changed since they had tasted the sweets of office. He recollected the time when in the House of Commons ...

... the altar of his cou1ntry, for the purpose of i effecting a reconciliation, and forming a strong and united opposition to the Whig Government. A feeler has been thrown out in a morning contemporary, whichis thought to I be in the secret, and mtore is expected ...

... lefore the delikie of the fate Sir ?? teel, and tynch leadso h debelief of the forlation of a formidable opposition to the Whigs. The Ministers also succeeded in rejectiug an amendnment of the Arch bishop of Canterbury in the El'clesiastical Comlinission ...

... difficlttt than they imagine, as many of the fol- lowers of the late Sir Robert Peel incline more towards a connection with the Whigs than the Protectionists, who seriously damaged their cause during the late session, and even amongst themselves are far from ...