... corallary to its predecessor. Con- current endowment was its avowed purpose. Id. support of this proposition, the Duke and his Whig friends, and, we regret to say, several in fluential Conservatives, plausibly argued that to give comfortable residences to ...

... moment of their formation, the r at seeds of their ruin.- Ruin was not fat dis-' v )n tant on this occasion.' We believe' the' Whigs a ig inl the Cabinet have, yielded, with. a very bad- P ir grace, to the pressure which has been. put *i- upon th~em by the ...

... Roupell. He tprns out to be a second Sadleir,-u even a more -depraved character, if possible, than that c noted protege of the Whig-Radical ministry of Lord r, Aberdeen. His father, Richard Palmer Roupell, made a c large fortune as a lead merchant, £200,000 ...

... forgotten, in justice to that much- Wi' abused king, that when a boy he was lured into licen- toget tiousness and vice by the whig statesmen, who were. abte opposed to his father's government, and that whilst he 'rata was inclined to be under 'ihig control ...

... ddarbodol. Yr in ydym yn bendeifynol o ymdrechu hyd nes y diogel. ge wn ein rhyddid a'a hannibynilaeth. fy Barna y Richmond Whig mai lywodraeth (efferson ge Davies yw yr enghraift fwyaf truenus o fethiant ag g9 y mae genym hanes am dani, ac y dylid rhoddi ...

... only hope, for the sake of their own reputatiou, and: the well being Cof the community, that the landlords 'of. Wales-be they Whig or' Tory-will act in the same . honourable and straightforward wanner at 1he coming. election, Were they.to do so as a body ...

... of power and profit to all, instead of confining them to a few,-they approach nearer to the Manchester School, than do the Whigs. -I I r I I k I L I II I I I In olne thing w6e heartily agree with mit NS8- raeli-bis definition of the principles of the Tory ...

... have any influence, when the' interests of the country are at stake-we should rejoice to see the Conservative, rather than the Whig noblemen t at the head of affmiirs. We do think it likely that ereii many more months have passed away, we shall have to i ...

... or the clar~et. :re' haa been, for many years, a political tmnion at Woburn, qthei sat of the. DUxE of BEDFOSD at which the ,Whig campaign of th e session-wamsaarranged. This year, the ilhiess'of the Duxs of :BEDFORD.:ha% pre- .vnted tihe ?? gathaiing from ...

... prejudicce, if not, against our religious City' impressioies. We all know how Governseent] patronage of IT is administered by the Whigs ,aid Liberals, when they hind. are in power. The Conservatives pay at least an equal Al proportion of the taxes, hut they receive ...

... the most exalted posi- r tions in Europe, wvas not so much to 'be won- dered at; but it is somewhat singular that the VD -Whigs, with th6ir predilection for family AT claims, and their adherence 'to the law of he:. reditary right; should have thrown ...

... hots. member ought to have rememtbered that the hibtory of the Whig patty for the last 30 years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken; in pouint of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He cumplailted that no ...