... On a division voted for the motion, and 93 against it—majority 28- This was beginning, and betrayed the old defect in the Whigs—too much confidence- The defeat will, of course, amount to little ; but it does not look well in a house of 214 members for ...

... Horse Hair, very long and cheap (an excellent substitute); Mmstachios that will run,a uatil taken off; Whiskers, Beards, aud Whigs of all kin ■■; Rouge and White Colours for the Face in »»very variety very superior White H lir Powder, and suitable Pomatum ...

... chea; until tak iP (an excellent substitute); Moustachics that will rema‘n aud Wh ite Colon en off ; Whiskers, Beards, aud Whigs of all kinis; Rouge ite Hoar rs for the Face in every variety; very superior hiair ‘owder, acd suitable Pomatum for it ; Single ...

... in checking and controlling such an expendi- ture. Improper patronage is a sequence of party. Ministers in office, whether Whig or Tory, must find places for adherents, followers, and partisans; and, the more dubious the office, the less danger of exposure ...

... the debate on the second reading will not be very long now Mr. Beresford Hope is gone, though, of course, the Hertfordshire Whig, Mr. Puller, will make able harangue to prove that church-rates are property, and that to take them away is robbery, an' a' ...

... Immediate us--: Horse Hair, veryl and cheap (an excellent substitute); that will r* ...