... osf his peersagainst the usurpatios upon the highest fitunctions and privileges of tite clowin, attempted by his tseacherous Whig ministers. What wasthe justificatioi, howevcr, of George Ill. upot thiat ocoasion? It was, that his case wvas an extreme case-that ...

... posi- Ition in which the King's advisers could have stood, tthat can be pionounced parallel to the difficulties I which the Whigs have brought an themselves, and the prospective rulin they are bringing on the I scountry. Trie principle on which they work ...

... for the eonstructioo of railways. TIcN Wr11G COMMISSIONs.-The miscellaneous estimates give a slight taste of the boon the Whigs have conferreti on their frienris iu the multitude of' comnoisriot's they bavujobbel into existence. Tie Municipal Corporations' ...

... parliament to inlicate that ?? DUlke of Welling- u tir sisapprehended thecharacteror miscalculated the eventual consequences of the Whig measure of reformo ? Is it not a notorious fact that before the reformed parliament hatd sat for three months the impression ...

... guess when the et street will be ?? Passsr. tic I. DRUNucENNeSs.-AmongRt the many other bless th !d ings bestoved. upont us hy Whig legislators is the .o te licensing bill, which leaves tile whole population uf Lo at the mercy ofrthe venders of spirit, not ...

... clctitrelh tat have followed in the train of the cnemv of rtanrind, who, b3 the way, was thefirst Disseniter as well as ?? first Whig. With respect to tie Wesleyanr Methordists, it is gratifying to ob- serve thbit tl~e inore their relations to the esta- blished ...

... ins the midst of this storm that the Tories a6andoped the helm, and having ran the vessel among tlhe breakers, called on the Whigs to tack and preserve her. Is it not then most earnestly to be desired that a Reformed Parliament should enter upon such a ...

... correctness of this statement-but if it be tire, it will be another favour in the way of retrenclmenet conferred upon us by the Whigs. What is the relative respect in which the three nations are held in Constantinople, may le seen by the following extract from ...

... for sinicere congratulation in the fact that, iil spite of Lord Althorp's Budgets, and the general hil ancial blundering of Whig officials, the point of bankruptcy has not yet actually been reached- 'I'he ?? in the Excise revenue, as an inD- dex of the ...

... ifberty of the press is like th air we r breathe, if ve hate-it notwedie. Such waswront a to be the stanfding. toast of the Whigs whien they |J; -hwr'.ere polertr ;now their popalarity'is getting iuto- ; 'lu' sr-re aiid Jlois'iO leaf, and the press. runs ...

... the repa;lI of teie assessed taxes, but we would have them re pealed by legal means, asnd in a couslituoionsl naljer. 'rhe Whig journals, that called out for political unions and armed associations to carry on the Reform Bill are excessively iodignant ...

... ? we irouly believe tlat Cno man in Britain who P seises a clean shirt and a sovereign wishes for any thing of the kind. A Whig ministry, truckling to radical threatslis,l)ad en1otigh, butnot hig il cus. parison with what the uncoutrilled tyranny if ...