... n^- tbat h ranc of Putting forward the freehold ar adva nce, and instalment of demand for extended as a first t e official Whigs— who are i Pnvilegesltlo the ideas, and defects of the Whip 6 '? t0 the of 1832— drop the advanced Liberals as coolly as the ...

... the law one way, aud if is a Whig, he will lay it down the opposite way. This has been equally demonstrated the course taken the House of Commons. The Tory lawyers here all say ditto to Lords and St Leonards, and the Whig lawyers will clearly demonstrate ...

... policy. The Conservatives under Sir Robert Peel soon succeeded in upsetting the Whig Government which had begun the war, but they did not hesitate to cirry out all that the Whigs had begun, and Lord Ellenborough, who was even more declamatory against hostilities ...

... the Lord Plunket m sho is a very small Wi.cntat aa ott Le. ——— 1 politics. ities, which he employe —. +7 Pewee 46 he was a Whig, bu , fatal, aberration e was foolish enough to | opposing the Ir ‘as as unreasonably violet itated that folly; he she unseemly ...

... 0163606 STREET Ala 1. DRESS PAUL= V•sterr. PETER LADINN CIVTITMNO AND BABY LINEN WANNHOUAL No. S. NIOOLOON STREET. lionoil Whigs. RONa SCOTT unit* the attention of Lames l• Is • smapima of renrythia• I. /I•Eamp awl UNI/RitCLOTIIINa : • mmebairammemamt ...

... excellencies which distinguish our political organisation The true Whig of the revolution school expired in the person of Sir Robert Walpole,whose most famous pupil was Edmund Burke ; and t he new Whig school—nosy rapidly falling into the shade—was inaugurated ...

... GLASGOW, SATURD a dips and is tbs curd of ail Whig or the lbws et hods the eidesthas Is to violate the Whig olds se us. rem. A period of oldb $ good opportunity for temporate WS legislation; and a feeling exists that Reform Bill of 1832 did not hens ...

... Iheeberhes, Is Attu, eel, is, Tletes=f We Sees, At br Aes A. the Ilth * the Ray. room T i alt, Lear tether. te :Ass, of Robot Whig, Esq., Blatketbeh ...

... Erriaiuj. Infamocs Case.— The Belfast Northern Whig reports nn atrocious case of criminal assaults made upon a young woman at the Dundonald llailway station. called there at night for a parcel she expected, when the ticket clerk asked her to go into the ...

... before were seen connected with any such proposals save as bitter opponents. The Liberal Members for Scotland are mostly of the Whig order, and they have no reason, personal or political, for desiring the proposed extension of the frail. chise. This was shown ...

... by Burke in the invective in the Mr Fox endeavoured vainly to efface the effects of Burke's terrible attack, but the great Whig orator did not succeed. ‘The only speech that Fox ever wrote out, and got was his funeral oration oo Francis, and it was the ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig says—The growers of flax in Ireland are highly pleased with its appearance, and it believed it will be more than an average yield.*' Spolten has been again arrested. The new charge is that of robbing the late Mr Little. He ...