... month, the Cabinet arrangements must be finally settled previously. The Ministry On Friday night a meeting of the leading Whigs was held at the Marquess of Lansdown's for the purpose of deciding a proposition that had been made tbe Noble Marquess by Mr ...

... (returned) 46 (probable) 16 320 336 But whilst it adopts this mode of dividing the House, 1 contends that the Whigs hare lost, not gained, th elections, having been beaten in Ireland by the Repealeri of whom it reckons returned and 10 probable; ...

... THE NORTH ESSEX ELECTOR, AND THE YOUNG UNKNOWN. Electjr- Say, stranger boy, whence come ye, fou ! Essex Whigs to roam? Unknown —I come from Hertfordshire—the Hoo, My noble uncle's home. Elector— What purpose brings thee here, fair youth, Where woidy war ...

... the diminished forces of the Whigs were crushed and broken down ; until harassed and confused, they were driven to cover their own shame and defeat by hiding themselves in the files of their opponents; and thus the Whigs, who had moved a vote of censure ...

... The society afterwards dined together. On the latter occasion, acknowledging his health, in the course of the Sr. STKJM, Whig M.P. for Hull, spoke in these terms of Jie Duke of Wellington's government:— The Chairman bud given the health of the Duke ...

... To the PRINTER, YE Whigs and Torries thus it fares with you, When party-rage too warmly you purfuc; Then both club nonil-nfo and impetuous pride. And folly joins whom ientiments divide. You vent your fplocn as monkeys, hen they pafs, Scratch at the miniick ...

... concur in even the moderate system nf Al. Dupin. The Vice Presidency will contested. £lfortt will made to elect Al. Persil, the Whig Attorney General of France; hut the moderate and talented Al. Berengrr will, it is thought, be selected by the Chamber. Until ...

... with the Whigs , but has been given by Whig and Conservative alike, from George the 1 bird the late Sir Robert Peel, and has been vindicated, in whole or part, reasons of state expediency. Nor it good taste, the present conjuncture, to set Whig and Tory ...

... expenditure in time of peace have been levied; Te Deums have been sung in praise of the Glorious British Constitution; and Whig nepotism has been placed in a rose-colored focus. No wonder, then, that when that Tory philanthropist, Mr. Ferrand, raised ...

... schemes, plans, and dreams of invading the dependency of Hsr Majesty 1 (hear, hear). The Gpvehiment of England, ' whether Whig or Tory, will do well to remember that the People have more relations, |p, the States than in the Colonies of America; and ...

... ourselves to point out TEN in the Mercury. If it be libellous to assert that there no meanness, hypocrisy, or falsehood of which Whig-Radicals will not avail themselves, to gain their ends, we fear we must plead guilty to being confirmed libeller; we again ...

... Any writer, a dozen years ago, who would have ventured to hazard a pre> diction, that a liberal Lord Chancellor and re» tired Whig Prime, Minister would have been in-1 vited to visit Scotland, and there been popjlarly welcomed by all classes of its inhabitants ...