... to all intents and I and purposes an absolute monarchy?7 Mr. Ver- notici non Smith, one of the smallest of the small rocke Whigs, a man without a single proved qualifi- ings cation for statesmanship, a man utterly unknown there to the British public except ...

... thle Queen's service, after having held office for soe many years under a Whig minister. We has ibelieve the next session wvill, however, solve the mystery, the and the quondam Whig Comptrolter of the Household, was having succee~ied to the peerage and become ...

... opinions on anything but the best I id pattern for a waistcoat, or the Bauce for a partridge, wsre not worth I anything. The Whig chiefs thought to make use of hi. ba he had no feeling to unite him to them or to anY others who took parb intheobuiness of ...

... morning, the people were early astir. The )28; walls were placarded with large bills, dene'nocing the five-ward liberals as whigs and despots, who had teceived the rate. aof payers. The five-ward liberals, equally benit on showing ain theirabilities, denounced ...