... Tory als to again, under WELLINGTON; Reform Bill Whig when is rsk reform was inevitable, and place impossible without he it, under Lord GREY; and then, one of the most Bee ei strenuous do-nothing Whigs that, for nearly ten years, ml ,.s strove their best ...

... sinners in this9 reset.: 'Frdm the time whene All the''Talents were hotd biut 6f'office for ineffilciency till11830, the Whigs ?? werelkep~tunder ;by, the torie's; mainly in consequence of' hg the greater readiness of thielatter to open, their ranks ...

... southern Jparty, having only a o.oneobeti 'View, the inbintananee of their system, gave 'M Ise ~them the control~over both whigs -and democrats;. and how, fo )at- their assidtuonucudeavours, by every means of blandilshment co as. and corruption, prevailed ...

... expenditures fromn the national treasury, ae- countability of those intrusted with public funds, &c. Were, it certain that all the whigs would aot together, and vtith these getitlemen, the combination would be threatening. Bunt that is lmpo8sible-tire and water ...

... the whigs .? ? ills, wilt pitipose. It recanna 516 matter thus:- As One itiattotec, hen and orprntsf,'uf how smell a measure of reform would content.o dial' (ore whig, we may safer Soc pamphlej stat published by Ridgwtiy, to .i lbs voleran whigboukselter ...

... Washington, which nsubjet to the jurisdiction of congress. le antici- 20atsens th f ther duyi1 egr osavradmoete ptoed sthat the whig Political party in the United Slates woulil tmake some overtures to this free-soil party, for da coalition, since in tole ...

... over the WI winter solstice must predominate in his horoscope. Decem. vI hd ber, 1851, saw Lord Palmerston Separate from the whig hi ?? ministry, with which he had acted for five years; December, er .14, witnessed his coalition with the heads of the same ...