... jvinod with Lord in forming the proem- Adrniuisatalbo, it was impoasffile to find places for ad the members of the precediug Whig Government, sod the claims of such num as Earl Grey,. the Mono of Caw. ri..ard.t% Sir aeo. Grey, Mr Laboocnere, and Lord Seymour ...

... confidence of the Crown. The object of the minority-representation clause, he said, was to give the Whigs some of the forty-six new county seats; but Whig county members were of a class that only put a drag on Liberal Government, as much so as if they were ...

... whisk an has ever healed. Meantime, on this story. or generally adopted by the learned in ase demur rises up. lie • lisping Whig pasemd, without dignity or conspicuous power of Wad, was • trespiaat and privileged inmate of Mr Moatarria maw. ads there was ...

... strength. s has lie the result ol’ their having considerable number of small snug boroughs at the disposal of two or three leading Whig families, which boroughs have used t«» promote the general objects ...

... war. During the last week warlike preparations continued to engross more and more the minds of legislators, and some of the Whigs grew so utterly perverse, that there was nothing before U3 but a very dubious conflict on the second reading fixed for the ...

... Government of the day. The Government of the day at that time was Whig, and two gentlemen of high Conservative opinions represented the minty of Sligo, and the borough of Sligo was represented by a Whig gentle. man, and I rather think I consented his nano at the ...

... systematically thrown cold water upon it during the session. His Lordship being usually considered one of the most liberal of the Whigs, this opposition is very commonly attri• li buted to spleen rather than principle. It is evident that he is stirred by an uneasy ...

... too politically profligate to escape reprobation. I You say you are neither Whig nor Tory, and, for once in I your life, you speak the truth. But you were a Tory and you bee n Whig, and you are now a placeman ; and you would hold that place of yours as readily ...

... and consolations of a devoted minister of the gospel, and makes up an excellent third article. The lovers of the history of Whig statesmen in the latter period of George lll's reign, will take a deep interest in the nextdrticle, which is occupied with ...

... at T hot emanating from their own party—ot 4 | servatives and Peelites who dislike Lord J« | Russell's bill—of aristocratic Whigs, who ject to the cireumspection of territorial influence, and to the annihilation of snug boroughs and close counties—of u ...

... so 10d; good yollow from to ed; fair do. from to Td, from 2id to The following from the commercial epitome of the Northern Whig, and dated Belfast, Friday, March 10: Lucal trade, during the put week, has not been exempt from the heaviness which has so ...

... and the dread of this popular power in favour of European liberty is no doubt the grand objection of Lord Palmerston and the Whigs to present extension of the franchise. Even with six•pound voters this power on behalf of these nationalities would be greatly ...