... His ministerial statement in the House of Lords, on Friday, the 27th of February—exactly one week after the downfall of his Whig predecessors—closed, after a candid foreshadowing of his intended policy, with a peroration eloquently expressive of sentiments ...

... loose with the question of the in order to secure, for himself now, as did Mr RIPLET in November last, a comhinotion of Whig anti Tory votes. The characters of his support and of his position were, therefore, clearly understood. The issue became, ...

... the breakwaier, Mew. is the mut .111 5 ma helm It am seesseed OM Me mghtia were deeemed. The plied so by the Lyme I. Seworal Whigs MOM howl their mearMse, bat were Iseught op agais mkt*, anollosed to Woodsy.— The bo ob. a el and mosities Bab ebbe essegt ...

... division showed want of cohesiveness, which is believed to continue. The nominal leader of the party acts with hesitation, and the Whig independent peers apparently are masters of the position. MORE AMENDMENT?*. The Archbishops of York and Dublin, and the Bishop ...

... one in the church. An’ they say it's a budget of tuxes : And one Blister Lowe, it s mentioned ta tac, Is higher than Toty or Whig : They call him the Chancellor how can that When hasn't the ghost of a wig But still he ant the kind of man At which cove can ...

... most of tbo men by education and self-restraint, and the land by freedom and right use ; and although we have been saddled by Whig and Tory statesmomhip with an immense war debt, we can see it that create none of our own. Thus, in looking upon the conditions ...

... has remarked, deserves to steady „ it , in ,„ the abolition of slavery was camV/l ~ , . , wu ™* out under the auspices of a Whig Government, ten years previously Mr Canning had proposed that steps should be adopted calculated to ameliorate the condition ...

... forgetting the mercenary language of the English prelates, the lack of sympathy with the Irish people on the part of both Whig and Tory peers, and their fear and hatred of a popular Minister because ot his popularity; but, were it possible they should ...

... Henry Hoy, Felton ; McDonald, Belford; Taylor, Seaton Sluice; Thomas R- Davison, and Mr. Rewcastle, Bedlington; Mr. Brown, Ne whig gin ; Mr. Barker, Warkworth ; Mr. Ternent, Amble ; Mr. James Thompson, Barrington Colliery; &by most of the Patent Medioine ...

... Geranium Grown ,) J. Choytor, 2e. 6d. Far the Orme (Window Grown), lit, J. Ei.eLS. IL ; IN. Ilk. linemen. la. 64. the Het P (Whigs Oront), /ma 2• Decorative Class—let, J. Moon; 2nd, . W. By Mr. Ralph Ord, Consett—For tho Best Three Tricolor Geraniums, let ...

... Paymaster-General of the Forces only three months before the resignation of the Mioistry, when he retired with his friends. The Whigs returned to office in 1846 on the break up of the party who had looked upon Sir Robert Peel their leader ; and Lord John Russell ...

... united and active party, and occasionally achieve a great political work, in spite of the prophesies and the labours of the Whig Radicals, and those beneath them in the political strata. —Leicestershire Journal. The Boston Cultivator has known cider to ...