... Dizzy and Place. Let Principles go, and for Interest shout, While Treasury Benches wa storm ; So that we may be in, and the Whigs may be out, We'll welcome the wildest Reform. Oar Dizzy has taught us that Place is the aim For which we all else mast forsake ...

... Opposition. Indeed, the only Peer who came down to the House to give the moral support of his presence to the ex-Leader of the Whigs, was the Earl of Clarendon, who, possibly, fancied that having been President of the Commission on Public Schools, it would ...

... emphatic declaration of their Irish policy. This rumour will, probably, occasion a smile among those who remember that the Whig 9, who are now bent upon, making political capital out of Ireland, are themselves mainly and directly responsible for the sorrowful ...

... 11.- there is a large and lofty Back and Front ving l.oom; the same the Second Floor; and in Lion the Attics there a back whig to the house, linnl hive j£*H>d Gas is laid throughout the house. There is exnt ! map and Hill Water, and the house contains ...

... he closed a long life issuing by amanuensis amusing and instructive treatise on men and manners—Table Talk. detail of tho Whig influence from Berkeley Castle would be now stale, flat and unprofitable. Moreover, as the Swan of Avon sings— cruelty to load ...

... grounds fur the rumour.; but believe that, in consequence of the culprit having been considered a pliant luul in Ibe hands of the Whig faction,efforts are being made to shield him from the punishment he richly deserves. The amount of which he has possessed himself ...

... peeved Wade* 'genet Clarke, who fined le. 6d. end issielli. l eleadlarhatied.---/Mehard Whitebeeme esti teem abseiled with Whig drank mid tietesa: ' mese IWO MS mod the sealable. Mid .• v od :. -4 MRISMINSTER. Pett i t te es, litstrieby.e-(lllbeette H ...

... by which he succeeded in exculpating himself, ouly, j however, showing how negligently the Foreign Office was managed under Whig misrule. The death of Colonel Lowther, the father the House of Commons, was announced this morning. The deceased was member ...

... the pri.mer nut eunskier himself in custody, and he re died Ve-y -.•.,. Witness then took him to Towee.oreet where the Whig inspector asked him ha• I e hZrl done, when the prisoner again said, I have a child at 55, Tyer-street. lie ;; 'et to 55 ...

... Parliament, rumpling in the years 1832 to 1833. ,wheu Sir John Dalrymple, afterwards Earl of Stair, sat ( fey the - County. Tbo Whigs having again, ow the •c--cession of the Queen. succeeded in ousting him from tie representaitun of Edintattegshire, Sir George ...