... ministers, and corruptions hydra headed, were in place. Radicalism was not fashionable, lienee the changeling turned Whig ; ami not finding the Whig side profitable, he turned Tory. His policy, ev ...

... Papists; and that consequently our lelrgious liberties are at stake ; but are uot tho Whigs ju&t an bad r Well, 1 never undertook to defend the Whigs, because if the Whigs do wrong I do not consider that is any reason why the 'lories should do wrong. (Hear ...

... treating this question of the suffrage ngbt thrill of constitutional horror would perbiq sent through the delicate organist the Whigs ...

... and tbe massacre at Soochow. These wars, according to Uie terms of tbe motion, have resulted from the settled policy of the Whigs, iv yielding to the pressure of merchauts anxious for au extension of their trade. The Ceawlbt Court Mahtial.— lu reply to ...

... situation seemed to requite— thia reprehensible coarse of conduct, which has been one of the greatest blots upou the credit of the Whig go-erumeut, ha. at the same Ume been the greatest possible hindrance to the progress of the conntry. Lord Sta-_bt, in say. ...

... prodifio— radical, whan bearing the world w— destroyed, west about sueb common.mom pec flooding a—king bi—naif —ip to *wim in. A Whig woald bare pat half doses atieke together for an ark, and called it nrtooJ reprreentation.’* Thin ooeiaty, aeatMed by tba Irades ...

... anything.* However, iotoOrgrnt little boy, eon the deceased, told tbo constable that bis mother knocked hia father down with blow whig stone, and. when down, atroek him again, end on toast asked where the atone was pointed to turf hole, wbero it found ConstahJo ...

... Conserve* tive colleague iv the representation of Buckingham- shire, Mr. Harvey baring bean elected on Friday -to succeed tha late Whig repreeentative, now A*t»ru Cbesliam. The Liberal enndi date, Dr. Lea, made lew friends amongst the constituency in owaeequeneeor ...

... of Oxford, and designed to legalise the performance of divine service iv public and collegiate schools. Mr. Hardens!le, the Whig member for Bury St. Edmunds, opposed the measure, and moved its rejection. He would not have objected to the biil, be suid ...

... to the residence of her mother, leaving the |«»or fellow the church ruminate over the inconstancy of tickle woman. —northern Whig. Tin PoiaowrwG Mew BrvnEELAWD Wme. The Peninsular mad. just arrived at Wouthampl ...

... seemed have their agents and advocates, with boat of runuere, ready to do anything cd to them. Mr. Dean ap( eared for the Whigs. I cvnnot say that the term H.dicd applies to the prii ciples of number of the gentlemen compo-ing the Reform Association. ...

... doz*n well condored-re'i'ectable Conservative pai>er» ir this country, and all the good ipers were either conducted on Libera) Whig principles He d-d uot think the time waa tar distant when they would have a£o rental position for voting (Loud Cheers ) The ...