... dejected, were then removed from the bar. Keiearh Council Election, Jan. I.—East Ward.— Ridge (Conservative),2o6; Robinson (Whig), 113; majority, 93. The election was caused by the lamented death of Mr. W. Tallents, and terminated in the triumphant majority ...

... mind dear fellow, will carry us through yet. 3 itis who they are, or where they may be. tis a part the Iris may our rty. The Whigs may intrigue, the Tories may eg on Lord John, and laugh at our minorities, but after al r the English Radical leaders are backed ...

... Ireland, which may come to gard tothe Rao have an important bearing upon onrown met litan institution, as indicative of the the Whigs with ct to ies of that description. It isssid the charter of the Bank of Ireland expired on the let January, 1837, and could ...

... -educated men, who have been styled “ philesophical Radicals.” The con- body is for the most part, and fur the time, Con- fervative Whig, or Conservative Tory—the distinction coming every day less marked.” We believe the greater part of this paragraph *o be true ...

... Parliament. The dema- gogues are disappoi nted ; who were raised to im- times, and ‘are portance by the circumstances of the The Whigs are now sinking to their proper level. disappointed; who thought it would se cure the per- but vow find manent ascendancy of ...

... to the hopes of the Canadian agitators in both countries. Mr. Leader com- plained that the whole of the Loudon daily prese, Whig and Tory, (the Radical daily press is extinct,) had united in mis- representing the Canada question : that is, took the side ...

... noble lord, but which had converted it at the same time into slumber |of inexpressible felicity. (A laugh.) Let them imagine Whig party never having sat down to banquet of royal I favour for nearly 100 years, suddenly falling to with an ap- I petite the ...

... the divine ivine authority of Jacobite is neither aid of a whig--for In a note it contour, from ®y «* >f early years, e year 1745, was a prayed for King :hrau, gave him for King George, at whig* ...

... gross duplicity.’— August 25, Ib-JI. *A former Duke of York, the legitimate King of England, was dethroned by the English Whigs, although couid only charged with the crime of proclaiming perfect liberty of conscience’.— Speech at Dublin, November 1826 ...

... that lenders will be received for supplving 2000 shells he delivered in the shortest lime possible. The praettcc adopted the Whigs of selling «t ruinous loss the contents of mu arsenals, to scrape together little moiioy, _ been carried to such an extent ...

... Burlington, the Chancellor, laid on the table a new charter.—The old charter, it appears, through a blunder the law officers of the Whig .Ministry, expired with the life of the late King. Since that melancholy event, therefore, the University was extinct, although ...

... such circumstances, will leave nothing for the sword to do. Three years has England groaned under the wiUteriog misrule of whig radical administration. In that time she has witnessed the delay of every useful measure, the deficiency of her revenues, and ...