... is proposed to consilder of the means of assiring that reduction of duties which they net only had reason to expect .froma; Whig administration, but which was so formally guaranteed by the repeated announce- aments of the firlanch minister in his respousible ...

... England champions, under the diirection of a Whig mnirstry. Whig too! O ! shirde of Marlborough ! your laurels,' as -ell as trose of Willinm. and Wellington are trampnlerl in the dust, by neni calling theraselives Whigs! What is realy jhe ptinciple wrhich tlese ...

... Ibe experienced in every braech of commerce, in and, spite of the Raforni Bill, or anythiiig thatthe Mis- the o odom )f ia Whig or any other ministry can devise.-aisml .Leeds fiqel igenrr.- that I ...

... possessiot of Belgium, *whicile tixti i Iies most ?? to be inclosed ia :la fence of ticir own empire. 1Eniglaxld In , li unduer a Whig axxmiuistratiol, is maxt l; xt li i t .o Frince for guidonce ani direction j, .;i atiln is respected on the eintthleit aecoliiudliI ...

... Duke of Nor- lih ,atd folk .and Mrf. CoikewloulId not for the wrld have a Ati ptp a- rtridge or a pheasant sainm by any'-but a Whig iir El pssre eeetineil for those who were likely ii to procure hines-p~eeraige; but soniehow or othe'r Iic A ludicrous fiacas ...

... settled, cariesic solely, in the -knowledg of the, two or three in.- them scrutables. - fai'as Loid Ebi-ington's meeting of Whig members waT weuld to be ]bela to~day. at Willis's at twelve o'clock..-I0 w~ere is supposedt that the plaii of Mondays proceedings- ...

... Fia 4ulgee ill ltcir vapoukinigs. It is generally felt in ma P'adis that the defeat is so signal asd complete te that tilC Whig noinister Nvill cot even- attemt Pt to liat remain in oflice for an homr, antll no one eial blieve 1 that even Lord Broughans ...

... his word; for that is the plain Englisih of it. It ial- togetei a haindsoioe busiiness, anud realises abhlul dantly the old Whig threat of riding rotigh sho& over the royal family. == - =: == ...

... here's success to the ancient old cause Of the King and the People, the Lords and the Law's, M1ay the Cholera take bath the Whigs and the Bill (Don't say that I said it) bnt Ifancy it will. Derry down. Chester, Oct. 24th, 1831. M. H. T'CHYDIG 0 LINELLAU ...

... the editur of the lllac k Dlvarn se, that prosbably, Locloiu iniay asecnond t me oove it: e safet Trom the consequences of' Whig governmerit to the ijupiteo eluis ; e i ON,3 o'CLOO 't e rain, LI am sorry to say, is t oveb,' and it-lie iob titereases ` ...

... spolistors o :PoLn a ilinot incur. q The iconduct of -the Radical-Whig ministry o n' E]nglind has -in this affair beeu of a piece witl ir, behi general policy, foreign aid domestic. N. do'ut Whig econniny will suggest the excuse tha of- by wakilng Leo-pold:King ...

... avotar Or tile necessity of xeiristing il soaindjudg si moent ott the writiogsi n thle jiublie'journal: -- it il As to the t Whigs, e pltainly, and iu Uz/I face of sr the people cjf Etg/lawtu; dny that the countiV -looks to Ce IV theri as its saviours in ...