... the great and growing authority of the House of Commons, notwithstanding the disposition of Ministers, and more especially of Whig Ministers, to conduct the business of adminis- tration despotically, to uso the Sovereign's name without consulting the Sovereign ...

... appointments in tho publio service, but, liko the officers ofthe naval reserve, will take rank with, but after, I the fust Whig !amilie*. Should thepp O-wOCfsitM s and favours f.iil to atone for the 6hor_n_.*ir,.. s and high- handed Irish proceedings ...

... jiisie milieu, and which aspires to hold the scales between Conservatism and the Radicals. But what docs the history of the Whig party for the last five - and - twenty years show It shows us a party living on borrowed principle?, climbing into power by ...

... give me all I want ; and tho Whigs reaponded to hia application with aa muoh readiness as if they shared all tho member for Birmingham's American proclivities. Take even tho last session, and wo find the loaders of the Whig party, who bad in their ministerial ...

... if they afford no other aport, enable their con- temporaries to display tlicir dexterity in bringing them down whilst on the whig. The most recent, and the moet stupid, is that I'rince Napoi.kon is authored by his Imperial cou..in to ?? the media- tion ...

... large experience and proved high capacities for, colonial administration- Freaks this nature, however, are not uncommon to W'hig governments!—Sunc/tiy Timet. Xii£ Amebican Mail Service.— At Liverpool, yesterday, a splendid new screw steamship, named the ...

... Harrison, were born subjects of the Biitish King. Pre- vious to the close of the war there were two parties in this country — the Whig and the Tory party. Aft-r it was over there was hut ont.. That narty e'ecred the most p*o oinent man President. Wa hing- ton ...

... Harrison, were born subjects of the British King. Previous to the close of tho war there wore two parties in this country—tho Whig .and the Tory party. .After it was over there was but one. That party elected the most prominent man President. Washington ...

... General Harrison, were born subjects of the British King. Previous to the close of war there wore two parties this country —tho Whig and the Tory party. After it was over there was but one. That party elected the most prominent man President. Washington was ...

... elevation of Lord Valletort to the Houso of Lords, consequent on tho death ofthe universally lamented Earl of Mount Fdgcumhe. The Whig section of the elector* have in tow Mr. Walter Morrison, third son of the late James Morrison, Fsq. (Morrison, Dillon, and ...

... by the elovaii-.n cf Lord V&iletort to the House of Lords, conee«]uent ontfco of tfce aniTermlly lamente Eurl of Mount The Whig aeet'.cn of elector* have in low Mr. Walter Alorrieon, third eon of the l«:te James Morrison, Esq. (Morrison, Dillon, and Co ...

... LORD PALMXRBTON AND WHIG JOBBERY. ITbe following has been forwarded to tw for publication:— TO TIT* B_*»G ASSES OP IWVBE. Lord Viscount Pahaerston, alter his ©nation and instal- lation as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, on tho 2i.tb ult^ thus exprrsed ...