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... erer. Well, if left the caee this point no doubt the people of might easily convinced of great sucoeea of the triumvirate of Whig*, Peeli:e«, ami Radical*. But we will take care not to there, and remove at once the tiny gauze which abrowd* the fictitious ...
... This gave Mr. Dimsdale opportunity for alluding to public topics, the late session, the poor little reform bill, threatened Whig partial disfranchisement oi Hertturd, Sc.. &c.; and ue did it cleverly, with good, palpable, straightforward, and truth-telling ...
... natureit promised a good deal, but of its performance hardly any language can be too depreciatory. It has been pre-eminently Whig session—it has been almost without precedent for the brilliancy of its programme, and its results are almost too contemptible ...
... POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. A petition has been lodged against the recent return of Francis Macdonoogh, Q. C., for Sligo. Another Whig Job.— Sir Charles Scully has recently been sent out to assist Mr. Wilson, Chancellor of the Exchequer for India, as he was ...
... above kesstred were destroyed, two4hirds of which biome& to the llferosiles. =are natural!) i 114 I 0 ths I bat they are fax Whig the insocent ' sacking-doves their Preach sympithiews would Imes the woad believe. The are as living inanimation of inerelime ...
... is returned back into the other the pay of a general incompetent to command, or of admiral without fleet. Ministers, whether Whig or Tory, are laying for themselves a stock of public indignation they little dream of. The wound already rankles in the public ...
... enough. Sinking petty differences must be mutual. The old Whigs, as well as the Radicals, must sink something. They must have a member each. They must stand honourably shoulder to shoulder. The Whigs must not meanly give their second vote to some plausible ...
... Majesty's ordor in council has been promulgated for such insignificant reward, but the finding is considered to be the ultimatum of Whig liberality. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, August 30. ?? STUDIO. ...
... any Jif having devoted himself equity practice ; while Mr. Barker currently rumoured to have devotrf the assistance of great Whig landlord the bench of county. . On the same eubject the Critic has the following To become member of the Timei slaff appears ...
... expressive of his views; Mr. EDWIN JAMES who, by the strong light of his vanity sees . a Solicitor-Generalship under the Whigs in the , dim future, half raised his hand against the scheme ; and even. Mr. who already ate of the Treasury salt, gave notice ...
... to woo; platten; while Ye. Hereto la curt:eel) , runt , end to hove devoted himself prhecloaily to the animates of a great Whig landlord OS the hatch of his county. ...
... having devoted himself equity while Mr. Barker is currently rumoured have devoted himself principally tho assistance of a gramt Whig landlord the bench of his comity. I.ITBRAftT AND SciBBTIfIC StATRAMRII. —The hnn. for Aylesbury (Mr. that in all literary ami ...