... at a sb time; and this sometioles annoyed cine exceedingly Pe during aly lecturing exped itiois. When I ex- Lh I pected the Whig trial to come on, in May last, tit (oIl the manifold klessii'gs of that trial 1) the to 4 oiblathing thlit gave mti uieasioess ...

... tiet t to titr-I out this rninistry tvouldi gol lar towards re coicilitg tle peuople to that hotuce, hi cli some (it' thoe Whigs bave had the audlacity to represent as li)t tisii so rery necessary to enstire the well ieittg of the people.'' ti- hr 01, ...

... Noyttlt l ?? Is tViS iili triu'tili tti thtlo. It is true that his fohrd- I ship calls ?? at 'thlit: httit is li ti Radl(Icill Whig? is hie a Desirutive Whiig ?? ?? ttlrntost in the soine breath lie ?? a itrinnifestt olI Sir R. Peel tt) rea ?? tihe stlitd ...

... wshril yotu 5. ulrir~e I professed myself to he a Conservative R Whig, und stated that Eny politics crsincided v; ith trose srf Sir Jairres Grahrrri. This I repeat. I nor I a Cuirserva tire Whig, and I believe my politics are tire same as thoise rif thati ...

... D). Griffith, Esq. Caerhun ?? 5 0 0 LE262 11 6 WANTED, ATthe next dissolution of Parliament, a staunch Ai'1kConstitutional Whig-tho ultra Wisig as well as Tory, being, equally objectionable. Ani early ap-- plication should be miade to the constituents ...

... boasted, two or three days ago, that the great ma- jority of the Bristol town council consisted of re- formers, their name for Whig-Radicals. And how has the Bristol town council justified this report ? s By electing thirteen of the mostdistinguished Con- ...

... Court-martial to receive V00 lashes ut W\roolwichi but who died alfter receiving one-halfof his sentence. Thus, under our liberal Whig (Government, is a sei- tenct equivalent to capital punishluetat, with torture, inflicted upon a B3ritish subject in this Christian ...

... nasinel' , ) tile difierent. conduct wvhicl All'. Buctkinghaans has le experienced at tile hands of a Conservative and nt A i, Whig government. Ii apji-ears that a very short tinle previous to Sir Robert P'el's retirement rrom It Atile head of afhisirs, a ...

... this would lead tlme pub- ( it- lic to form in truth a high estimate of the devotion d of'our tradespeople and firnters to the Whig-Radical caiuiCs. It n ould lead them to suppose thiatno agents of noble or ennobled flmilies liad been at work- nli iilfluence ...

... diaft- r he aidld bob blwydldyn. Dychmnygaf glywed yr hen (1 n- Apolyon cegawiv yn rhol gorchiymyn ?? trwy yr holl y of lys, Whigs for over. A tirasclefil yn rhoi iil or- ui chymyn trwy'r llys i'r ciwaid roi gwaedd nerth es- a n gyrie en pennau, Stanley ...

... Nimrod, a Tory and A a fox-hunter without compare. Great over a five-bar e- gate or a fifth bottle ; a crack-hand at dishing a Whig a or bagging a fox ; first-rate amongst the ancients, tat- m ing first among the moderns; unsurpassed as a con- al noisseur ...

... lie feels ?? an eventful time is at hrand, In all the emergencies that may be anticipated fromn the~ fi. useed sown by the Whigs during ten years, Ftise' M!sosZNEe will continue to pursue the Sanme right onward is, course its the ?? forties' which it ...