... represents in the Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelburne upon the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have been in the Cabinet if he were not the son of a Whig duke. Even the Chancellor, the Minister of all others a hoseelevations might ...

... throughout the civilized World, at toe following prices .—ls lid, 2s bil, 64 Ils 225. and 335, eaell Box. There is a considerable Whig by taking the larger sizes. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patieuts in every Disorderare affixed to each Box. Sold by ...

... stitch even the coneocters of it admitted to be partial and unjust, but which the country is not likely to get rid of under a Whig Administration. But even the Income Tax we might learn to forgive, or try to look upon as a stern necessity, if we found it ...

... wet an hour since y vote at this very po ll .— I bows it, I knows pendent voter, but that 'us was the Dimas( are is the Whig.— But if you strife to vote you arrested.' —You will, you will ;shouts sm'ereieMple then I says if I'm denied t for the ...

... 'Tory, then the parson, no:grocer, the butcher, and the baker retained 'nay, hut if it was in the hands of a Whig, then they returned a Whig. This system must be abolished, for by it it gave to the llunse of Lords and the aristocracy an undue preponderance ...

... that the Roman people had but one neck, Fur the purposes of the coming vengeance, we protest we think it a pity that the Whigs and Peelitessitould have two. It *odd add a zest to the enjoyment with which all honest men would now see Lord John Russell ...

... . Os to M 5 I9' Os to 325; oats, to 22.; be.. i wo e Soh rods sooty was rodomis. TOMMY, JAB. 20.—The =AO this do, We. meta Whig horsily crowded with wade rod people. DMus Moiled d ports Os nosey, oil brims was Too Obit at owned towlmq Y pals. lbw 7171 ...

... that gentleman was then returned by a majority of one vote. Since that period the scales have been evenly balanced between Whig and Tory. Sometimes one party having the preponderance; sometimes the the other. Henry Thomas Hope, Esq., the Conservative ...

... been the friend and supporter of Canning, whom Lord Grey detested, both politically and personally. To resist the all-powerful Whig chief would have been a useless sacrifice of all his prospects of future power. But it was unreasonable to expect that Lord ...

... Rumour says that the right hon. Charles Villiers, M. P., has been offered one of the vacant pests now at the disposal of the Whigs. Mr. Bernal Osborne's name has been also mentioned in connexion with a probably official appointment. ...

... proper measures to prevent it shall be adopted), the Lords will be bombarded with bad and indifferent bills; and the Whig retainers (if the Whigs be then in office) will cry aloud, see, the Upper House does nothing. We observe with pleasure, therefore, that ...

... Oh, no. They were to be the defenders of the country. But they were not to have the rights of citizenship. Here. then, was a Whig Government adopting the principles and the practice so severely reprobated in the Tory governments of former years. Ho would ...