... reds-ess, and abuses to. reform, g, t it they mtist this, in the memorable words of et Mr. Sheridan, as once applied to their Whig' ,e iassociates, build up a wall to run their own heads e iais linst ? re The Welsh are, we repeat, tile sost quiet, orderly ...

... his Royal Highness; and we repeat it,.that be is r indeed egregiously- deceived it' he imagines that :any party, either. of Whigs or Tories, would re- oioncile the cotntry to his holding such an, impor- tant office. Secondly, now that his Royal Higiness ...

... that there was ay suich idea contaiceil it, tle Earl of Winchilsea's speech, anid anioanced the dietermined opposition of the Whigs to cc renewval of the Bill ill its present forici. The Dukes of Gloucester aclul Cumbcserlandcl were on tie Otpposition Benches ...

... indivisible, in the pursnit of English li interests In that case it will be a matter of little 1 ino moment whether they are Whigs or Tories. IS ClirFSTER. LEArisER Fmr.l-Froui the adivertisei nient in our first page, our readers will observe -that the Leather ...

... Puike of Clarence huceceeling to thie throne, 'a ne* Admninstration wiould be fornsed comuposed ofthe leading mcmbers- of the Whigs. Thine Marquis- qf Lausidowie. has been spoken of as Premier, Eaill' Grey, as Home Secretary,Lordl Hollaid as Ioreigri and ...

... we think may be not unfairly set down, less to any capricious feeling of the Monarch, than to the impracticability of his Whig friends. It was at one time said, that he was irreconcileably opposed to the Catholic claims—with how much truth, events have ...

... good their declarations. Col. Webb and Mr. Cooper ^ain offer themselves—the former, in the interest of the yorporation, and on Whig principles; the latter, in the in- ependent interest, on Tory principles; Mr. Phillpotts v^hose address will be found in our ...

... quisition to the right hon. gentleman to offer himself as a candidate at the next general election. There is some talk of the Whigs intending to invite Mr. Brougham to permit himself to be put in nomination as the opponent of General Gascoyne. THE STO Rill ...

... honourable friend. If there could exist a doubt on the subject, the recent abortive attempts on the liberty of the press by the Whig Attorney-General showed where die latitude of interpretation should lie. (Hear.) That hon. and learned gentleman had shown ...

... playing with it, that the poor man expired three days after. He had put his hand into the cage, says the JBelfast Northern Whig, when the lion laid his paw on the hand, and then further up the arm and on attempting to withdraw it, the animal seized him ...

... Bris- ti cons'dered safe and certain. Mr. Bright retires and posi- vely declines the solicitations of the Whigs to come forward Some of the Whig party were deputed, a few days ago, Vvait upon James Evan Bailley, Esq., in London, and solicit inh*0 become ...

... ol' Soier- set had an opportunity offered them, in the yoar 1826, of rescling themselves out of the bands of a o C corrupt Whig and Tory faction; thelsmemisers of svhich had united, for many years, in order tile r better to comsmit their deiireiatiouss ...