... John Company are placed so a] fairly before onr readers. Whatever the amount of the former, we certaicly, ra9 yet; under Whig and Liberal - management, find no reason to imnagine that the son- I dition of India has improved under the government of h ...

... object in putting forth those pastorals under the forbidden title of the Archbishop of Westminster. He is aware that our Whig ruilers have too narrow a majority in the House to risk the less of the Papist votes by enforcing the law against this pseudo ...

... there supporting f DConservative principles; he had 'seen him there as a f i; strong Protoectionist. (Cheei-s.) He had been a whig, he t b had been a free trader, and what is he now? (Uproar.) t He was not aware whether the right hon. gentleman was v I in ...

... is however pre- ceptible in the latter district (Rhuddlan) which always, si up to the-present election was the stronghold of Whig- , gery and extreme opinions.. The final close of the poll tl at 5 o'clock was telegraphed.to us as follows:- ti Grosvenor ...

... some vague liberal satiefaction, without prepariog any future inconvenience for them- ' selves. Let their clerical friends, Whig or Tory, Cont . servative.-or Liberal, make those gentlemen under- stand, that, in their opinion, on the union of Church ...

... 1788, and was therefore in his seventy-ninth year. The deceassd noble- men had been for many years a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service to his political ffiends during his long career in the HoseC of Common-, more especiallyn ...