... conference respect to a matter which in its present aspect, sets at defiance the Public Treaties 1815. the meantime our sapient Whig Ministry quietly look on, and scarcely raise voice against a policy which is as nefarious it wanton and unprovoked. The Select ...

... and value of its basis. It evident, even from the narrow escapes the bill has had from repeated j counts-out, that the Old Whigs, unscrupulous, as they are in all things which appertain to party would heartily rejoice to get rid of a measure which j will ...

... on Monday evening, state on what day, after Easter, he intended to take the second reading. Imagine the mortification of the Whig Reform-monger at being driven by legislative indifference and contempt to announce such delay ! The ill-concocted measure appears ...

... may nowbe.made, hro« to ferment for a few days, herl nan. loamy soil with it to keep■ fee formation, and tread or. beat hard whig ~ i rißl the spawn holes immediately it » ™ h , be »r« l down the heat - ?,t delay Those who red new p | an tation without ...

... Palmerston how little, if at all, the Ministerialists preponderate over the numbers of the Opposition ; and, true place-loving Whig as he ia, he cannot conceive that, should there be any backwardness in the mustering of his political myrmidons, the leaders ...

... the dangerous tendency of the particular extension which is proposed to be given to the franchise, and condoled with the Whigs under the political extinction which, he anticipated, would be one of its first fruits. Our own independent and able member ...

... being together C °, per cent - P er annum, withn a i of dangerous coalition of the Whigs bodp Radl cals, the Morning herald observes that it can the good any Party. The Whigs must stoop, and r~ eui °crats must knock under. Both are a position aseness. dividend ...

... t these Commons. This sentiment of mine you will not endorse. Be it so. I only ask you to tolerate it, whilst wishing the Whigs and their budget, and their treaty, well through the breakers. I subscribe myself, Sir, Your faithful and obedient Servant ...

... but from party motives ; and, as has been brought, so it will probably be pressed, forward for party purposes. But are the Whigs and Liberals, that make the governments of the present day, sure that by the measure just introduced by Lord John Russell they ...

... Notwithstanding these declarations of want of confidence in Whig professions of reform, we shall be very much mistaken if these two hon. gentlemen do not play into the hands of the Whigs on the very next occasion upon which, for the purpose of obtaining ...

... might flow from the extension of the suffrage in boroughs from a rating down to a£6 rental; and the more sagacious of the Old Whigs are beginning to open their eyes the fact that the operation such franchise would before long terminate their predominance ...

... stimulate it. Mr. Watson has been unanimously elected secretary to the Society of Antiquaries. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that two young men in Belfast are being trained to fig it Heenan The Perthshire Courier s.ates that ravens, foxes, an ...