... order of the game of Outs and Ins. The official Whigs, as they are called, are naturally impatient to have their Angers again in the honey-pot, but the Independent Liberal', who are jest the same Whigs in an undeveloped caterpillar condition, do not see ...

... seen how the boast will stand a few months hence. What are we to make of such a defence aa this t I owe no allegiance to the Whig party, and this being so, of coarse he thought himself bound, he says, to do them all the harm he could, seeing that they ...

... prefer the present time to any other. I may add that l owe no allegiance to the Whig party ; for although I have always supported their liberal a volunteer, the late Whig Government put forth their whole power and strength, through their chief official ...

... saynag—The suggestion mode to you, I understand your letter, is that an understanding should be toms' to between the old Whig Committee and nor Cmmitts, now, that oath party should hereafter nominate one member, to ' keep out the Tone --and thereupon ...

... formed ILW, and some of the In. dependant members joined the Cabinet, • distinct nose.., war Wahettl ja th m e arrer claims of Whigs and Liberals. I undentand that in all places en the United Kingdom, except Rehm I burgh, this rule has been °Lancet to good ...

... were previously defiant they brought I dame which exempted 91 per cent. of the army from the lash, and, though smiled by the Whig Judge Advocate, • little more assurance would mohably have proved • holdfset to hind them to humanity; but that wanting, and ...