... which the present Ministry entered on office should have been broken, if but the result has been the precious possession of a Whig Administration with place and reward, —it were irony to say power or reputation ! One of the most remarkable features of the ...

... order in council has been prot.vulgated for-such inti.'niHcaal reward, but the ftnding is coocidered to the* ultioaatuaa of Whig liberality. I tun, you* obedient servant, STUDIO; August 30. ...

... effect upon them as upon their Protestant neighbours in disposing them to take everything for ig_r_anted in favour of the Whigs and the Emperor. I We have the pleasure of remembering that we did our little best against both the Treaty and the Budget, ...

... rather than see Italian liberty crushed by northern despotism may be tempted to make the cases Thanks to the Irish Catholic Whigs, Lord PALMER- Bros' and Lord Joux RUSSELL have the fullest discretion in the premises. And Parliament is prorogued, so that ...

... resolutions 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. MassEv, who already ate of the Treasury salt, gave ...

... uttering a glowing eulogium on the genius and coui'age of Napoleon, which caused his uncle, father of the narrator, who had many Whig tendencies, to ex- press the wish that Robert were as liberal in his home as in his foreign politics. The ability with which ...

... permanence of the change which seemed to set in on Thursday last. Yesterday’s report from Cork is particniarly good. The Northern Whig has a long review of the state and prospeets of the harveat in Ulster, “derived from authentic and reliable sonrees.” There ...

... the Cingalese and the confidence ot the home authorities. The deceased baronet sat for many years as member for Sheffield, as Whig and something more,” and took a prominent part in the debates on the questions of the ballet and tha appropriation of the revenues ...

... Cingalese and the confidence of the home authorities. The deceased baronet sat for many years as member for Sheffield, as a Whig and something more, and took a prominent part in the debates on the questions of the ballet and the appropriation of the revenues ...

... our foreign relations as one of the reasons which absorb the attention of the politician, and prevent the leading men in the Whig party from carrying any desirable measures. And then with considerable inconsistency, Mr. Western goes on to quote the French ...

... remarkable instance of o the fickleness of fortune has this week been brought, under F our notice, and as the matter is one whig~h will materially affect the future career of a yunag man-a native of C:am- c bridge, We are induced to give iniblicity to ...

... a very fair condition, and, if the present dry weather lasts, we may be sure of a harvest of fair abundance.” The Northern Whig has a long review of the state and prospects of the harvest in Ulster, “derived from authentic and reliable sources.” There ...