... particular knowledge, or any m particular principles, beyond what are implied in wsi he habitual readiness to take office under a Whig the as' Government. On the whole, the announced Po change in the composition of the Cabinet simply we ,at amounts-on the face ...

... all means let us have Lord Clauricarde again. . Let us accept him with the calm placidity of men who know the v tality of a Whig. Is the noble marquis not one of the Inevitables,( whose mission it is to be ready year after year to give the I country the ...

... and another claw expresy did nc i chosen to represent its Ignorance and nonsense. thakt L Instead of tho old divisions of Whig and Tory, -l Liberal and Conservative, ?? ;interest and pealeC f mercantile interest, we shall hive the gentlemen cao - ef ...

... their principal sponsor. This state of things is, no pi , doubt, highly oreditable to the patience and perseverance ft of the Whig leader, but certainly the fact that he is fo still hammering away at a question which he took frt lea up precisely ten years ...

... an( a be Stratford Canning's parliamentary career we have nothing lay, enug to do; he was a Consorvative during the days of Whig the 1 be supremaey, and never had an opportunity of showing his In itineapacity for official life at home. ms it SO But a new ...

... of his pefsecutors; and he howev trusted to the justice of his cause, and hoped to to be frustrate the base and malignant Whigs, whose who I aim was, not to mortify or punish him, but to en- &C. V slave the Irish church and people by crushing every Jibiea ...

... improving the condition of the poor , on his property. As'a politician lie exercised as important , a influence as chairman of the whig club at York. Through f his instrumnentality while in that position Mr. Wyvil was returned as'an independent member for York ...