... when Parliament was prorogued, and which is generally termed the Queen's Speech, it was insinuated that the failure of the Whig measures was attributable to war. This wholesale insinuation is best disposed of by an analysis of the operations of the late ...

... was broken up. Reform triumphed. Then Mr. Hume had his reward! To be sure he had, as far as virtue is its own reward. The Whigs used him as the fox in the fable used the goat when, climbing on its shoulders, it leaped out ot the well, leaving its friend ...

... localities, nearly ready for the sickle, and in many districts the corn has been cut down and sent to market. From the No:Atm Whig of yesterday it will be seen that Belfast and its neighbourhood have been visited with a bail-ytorm of unexampled severity ...

... the Austrian Go• *oent, and of the existence of a secret understand- Jj een Austria and Russia. As yet, trusting to of the Whig portion of the Cabinet, we found no difficulty in accounting for the reluc -j^° c Austria to enter as a principal in the war ...

... fellowship and good brotherhood. have heard two single gentlemen rolled into one, and appeared that in this instance they were Whig and Tory, success to both being facetiously given in one toast. My. T. Wright Richards, of Glendon. a loyal yeoman of the old ...

... Hon. George Sniythe, 1 Sir W. Somerville, Whig; Mr. C. M, l.dalirnglon (a m of the Right Hon. S. R, l.iiahingtoo, who repreaented the for neatly yeara), Cooscteaitee ; Mr, C. Purtoal Coo, Jr. the Chancery . Whig-Hadtcel; end Mr. Achtotaty Oloeer, who announced ...

... s unveiled by the late commission, and designating them disgrace to the electoral body Cambridge. At the last contest the Whigs had been regularly sold, but he trusted that this would not be the result this time. The learned Doctor entered length, upon ...

... Body, flr Bum ban's neck, miked with small portion o! suMo (hr. spun pole dull ore age-coloured silk. Wings from brows bes's whig feather. Legs, a pale dull gingercoloured cock's hackle. ezoelient fly cold windy days. Thx Rxd PAUaa os Cateswulas. Body, ...

... s. Elections.-—The poll at Canterbury on yesterday week, terminated in favour Mr. C. M. Lushingtou and Sir W• Somerville, Whigs; and that at Hull on the same day in favour of Messrs. Seymour and Watson, Liberals Choleea.—The medical officer of the Middlesex ...

... Government measures of the session. They have been simply withdrawn; this, on the contrary, was defeated an opposition headed by Whig member, Lord Seymour. The attack, however, was directed less against the Board itself than against its most active member, ...

... derision of the Turkish power. On his reading the last news from Sdistria, must have experienced similar sensations those of the Whig statesmen of other days, when they heard the chiming for Talavera and M Vittoria, and the other victories of the warrior ...

... qualifications and is felt to insult to the nation—to be, simply, a legal moans of quartering incompetence on the public purse. Whig ministers have always assumed to themselves exclusive liberality, and a horror of corrupt practices. They are, if their word ...