... Supposed that if any mao was bound to stick to Peclism it must be Mr. Peel, he did not hesitate to take office under the Whigs, when f as yet there was no thought or prospect of coalition.- fi And now the coalition is over, at least, for the present- ...

... Crimea, and reeaiiig tho memory of parotiet p .ssages from the annals of the Spanish Legion. Mr Lleiwelyn Dilhwyn, ' a modlerate Whig, an advocate for free trade aind the removal of religious disabilities-in favour of a more popalar system of representation-a ...

... Manchester at the very outset. -hceileoo prejudice will probably have discerned tibs sentence a flat conspiracy between the Whig ?. .r aol the Manuchester traders. After such an , Ml'issiotn of opinion, we wonder if the Liverpool p9pJ 1 Ill perseoccre ...