... usual, we have had four nevi e P t yea on the first night of the se ss i on , an d the result is little encouraging to the Whig party. The two peers wer e 6 competent to address a public assembly, that n othing ° was known of their speeche s th a n that ...

... found the arna•chair of the great leaks:). grapher, for which it is supposed there will be a spirited competition. TR.E LAST WHIG-RADICAL FOLLY. TO THE EDITOR. SlR,—Will you allow to say a few words upon a matter of some importance to me as an Englishman ...

... new and more startling aspect. Lord GRANVILLE had no idea of letting well alone. It may be that be is too outspoken for the Whig Ministry. A prudent reticence, it is well known, was never one of his lordship's characteristics. But on this occasion, whether ...