... Patience; but the time is not yet. The rock oeoxnft4.l,rvhicli the Whigs are destined to split is, avagant expenditure. The consequent load a , x ,_ation will soon be too great to be borne; F• Whigs will be cast forth as a branch. hen will be the time for the ...

... professions, and it has now settled the question of his seat for ever. He will never be the Member for Southampton again. Whigs and Conservatives are equally disgusted with him, and it is only with an extreme section of the Radicals at Southampton that ...

... , that, unless the Galway Subsidy for the conveyance of the mails to America had been the work of a Tory Administration, a Whig Government would never have thought of its withdrawal. Common prudence, or the most selfish policy; would have pronounced it ...