... of the Government. it has been most vigorously id exercised. Doleful tales are told by the y Norfolk True Blues-blue is the Whig colour o in Norfolk-about his pressure upon his , tenants. A native of the county, -who has just dropped in to vgntilate his ...

... His merey; for these wer,; . l C ois c3ildren. EKig acd queen, pope and pr:nmTes. poet, and pbilusoe;er, ?? bishop, Engl:i. Whig, French Ripublica-. . ?? eriL uot-a I be ojg- i ch to Him. But fcr H m nene of them wo.hil ei- IIe hve com e into ex; ste 0e; ...

... of Mr. Gladstone from the sphere of active politics. I confess I was rather surprised to iu-l that that produced in an old Whig such a ?? of strong depression. He ?? we- may eay what we like against Mr. Gladstone, hut hasdistinctly raisedthe whole moral ...