... a harshly reactionary r Government. Such a policy as the Tories t of 1830 would soon have imposed on this a kingdom if the Whigs had failed to win 3 Parliamentary Reform-if the French I Revolution of July had failed to upset the 3 despotic throne of the ...

... to Y reflect upon the inconsistency of the part a which our nation was induced, by the i alternate predominance of Tory and Whig t party counsels, to perform in the long controversy upon this theme, from the l} deposition of Louis XVI. to the death of ...

... which the SCollowing Ma be regarded as a fair sample, viz. : 7hat commencing his political career in IS826, as an ad- vanced Whig or Liberal, in 1884, like his treacherous sagoistor and kinsman of Bosworth field notoriety, he snd- denly deserted his companions ...

... apparently secure, but nothing further was heard of her until the letter was received from the coastguard station. -Nortlwr Whig. SUPPOSED LOSS OF THE PONTIAC. A rumour was prevalent on Saturday that the ship Pontiac, from Bombay for thisport, had been ...