... pretty Smart rap Oil the wi k lrnucklcs, to force them to attention to dut. di to Thank CGOD ! Eiigland iS at length rid of the Whig Govenl- t int cut Tb blundl e ri a g tt(lacit y ot Earl Grev, Ltic 'tiiancial in mot becility of Sir (I'harles ticeood, iie ...

... AIR. ROEBUCK'S OPINIONS OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. e- At a meeting of his constituents at Sheffield, the other a he day, Mr. Roebuck, M.P. thus spoke of the Whig adminis- in tration re He believed that at present the administration was- ht broken up, and ...

... of a century's experieiice--that is no less the prerogative of the Tories-wfhenl in office to turn Reformers than of the W\'higs when in oflice to became Conservatives. ILook at tie resultsot the last six Administrations in testimony of this, und whether ...

... propierly replies Tle answer is simple, and was known to tile que- rist gentleman. They were using every effort to oppose that Whig government wlhich ?? s shameful and insulting a commission; for it ws the Whiql goveinmenl of Lord .JoIiN RlUSEI:I. ?? 1 sent ...

... con- ha E. fidence was about 310, or nearly one-half the house. Li Ir. There were also on the opposite side about 250 ml ,is, Whigs and Radicals, and about 50 gentlemen from at the sister isle, whose only policy seemed to be to e er render every Government ...

... as such I THE INDEPENDENT WHIG. To the Editor of the North T7T'ales CUronicle. Sir,-With many others I feel extremely obliged to your correspondent who furuished in your last Bishop Wilson's opinion of the ?? Independent Whig,', portions of whicts are ...

... of' tile l'eelites, Whiigs, Philosophical Radicals, Man- chester men, and the Irish brigade; and the coali- tion between the Whigs and Peelites was open and avowed. 'Ihe terms were signed, sealed, and ra- tified, at the Luke of Bedford's seat, Woburn Ab- ...

... vi~ lie states wvhicic his own private sentiments and views of policy are but lie does not dogmatise n like Earl Grey or the Whigs generally; lie does H not pass a headstrong and sweeping condemnation B onl this or that measure as they dlo ; hut lie calmly ...

... with the gentlemen of' Ireland. The gaieties of thle me~tropolis have not been in the I leas interruptedl by gr-ief for' the Whigs. I noticed lestt week tile most celebrated and di'stinqee of the fashionable, parties. This weoek the Earl and Countess of ...

... pian adlopted by Sir J. Paxton in the crystal palace and other buildings. MTir. Cornewall Lewis, wvho had been itvited 4y the whigs of Peterborosigh to become a candidate for that borough, addressed the electors otn Friday, but a resolutiot was passed declaring ...

... ' triumph to the Whigs was a nt .ly great defeat aid a mortification. The low or Ra- Co sg dical party, in the county forced him lilupoi the £ a * Whigs, to the exclusion of their ow5' candidaite; sa .et anid the aristocratic Whigs of' Yorkshirie have ...

... I kiowvs it, I knows it, said the inde- h pendent voter, but that 'are wvas the Dirninsoinatic ticket t this 'are is the Whig. But if you strive to vote tvice i c shall have you arrested. ' You nillh, cx ill yout ?? cried the e son of the sovereign ...