... transitional slate of the Ministry may now be considered as past By the last ofthe series of changes it has once more become Whig or Whig Radical ! —for Sir W. Molkswohth and Beiinai. Osborne still i cling to the tempest -tossed vessel : but it is yet to he ...

... the Colonies.' To the Whig who still affects toacton the principles wluchdistinguish- ed his ancestors and placed the family of Brunswick oil the throne we say. ' Inquire if Government is now carried on with the object the Whigs of ?? professed to have ...

... state of tlie Minis- ters can scarcely be considered as past. By the last ofthe series of changes it lias once more become Whig or Whig- Railical — for Sir AY. Moles-worth and Rebnal Osboene still cling 10 the tempest-tossed vessel : hut it is yet to be i ...

... in the last year at Preston, urged the employing of Sunday in secular education. '• Such opinions will send us over to the Whigs. Ido not believe Lord .lolin Russell would be drawn aside to utter such sentiments. '•I can assure you, my Lord, we are grieved; ...

... in the last year at Preston, urged the employing of Sunday in secular education. Such opinions will send us over to the Whigs. Ido not believe Lord John Russell would be drawn aside to utter such sentiments. I can assure you, my Lord, we are grieved; ...

... tender you my thanks for your two excellent articles airainst the sentiments delivered at our annual meeting bvthe originally Whig, late Conservative, and now Tory- Radical,' the Rer. John Cox; likewise for your inserting some admirable letters upon the ...

... town. The Mayor did not announce the numbers at the close ofthe poll; but the result is believed to be the election of the Whig candidates— Messrs. Vaux, Nalborough, Grice, and Johnson. Sir,— l am afraid the success of our new Literary Institution will ...

... tender you my thanks for your two excellent articles against the sentiments delivered at our annual meeting by the originally Whig, late Conservative, and now Tory-Radical,' the Iter. John Cox ; likewise for your inserting some admirable letters upon the ...

... have only to direct me how I will act and 1 shall endeavour to advocate your interests. '•Commentary ou this, the Northern Whig justly remarks. would spoil it altogether. The Murder of Miss Hinds.—One of the men charged with the murder of Miss Hinds ...

... During thc reign ot' Toryi. m I an extremely liberal Tory : under the dominion of \X\t. be has ever shown himself a moderate Whig. His c .. the in giiinmghasb en a i '■■■ „ , ?? ,, tie, arid he basalwav ■ well v.i.b ?? tin- great parries in the State, and ...

... Dissenters P ?? i° r C , lar f r° u^ v « against endowments : behold Popery endowed both at home and in the Colonies.' To the Whig who still affects tnact on the principles which distingu&h- ed his ancestors and placed the family of Brunswick on the iron ...

... sheriffs presiding, Admiral Giffarcl died iast week at his residence in Southampton, at the age of 90. He was the leader of the Whig party for many years in that town, and was tlie fhther of Capt. Giffard, who was killeel in her Majesty's steamer Tiger, off ...