... Cabinet perishies-ilte Bill is no more Lord Grey's Bill, nor its title an itsscription for his monument.-it is no more thle great Whig measure of i832, its name nd history have henceforth nothing in common with those of Lord Grey and of Iis colleagees bat ala ...

... perhaps, look to get in for Durham. where he would acquire a great preponderance by the division of the county, which was a gross whig job. The Marquis of Clrcvcand declared, as he was thus at- tacked, that he seas as independent as the noble ntarquir wvas, ...

... intentions. The Duke of Richmond, an offlicer-like, clever man, and a Whiggifield Tory, sat next ; then Lord Melbourne, a Torified Whig, whose manner is trifthand and ungraceful; Lord Goderich came next, in as good case as ever, with his pleasant countenance ...

... that he was constrained to abandon ihis intention of speaking. Mr. Wairtkiison, in iecondinr, the resolution, said that if the whig reformers hall dose as lie had advised them, they would have hadl reforni long ago.. They now saw the n ecesity of joiting ...

... tsk'ul up his tail 'neaths his Chief Baron's cloak, .end sped to C-rn-rvn, his darlings iic sail askl'l for at place from the Whigs ('is no joke), Bist finding his hopes oily ended in smoke, I.ike a cur at a hone ?? kept snarling. C-rn-rv-n quite junmip'd ...

... long taken the lead in Tory politics, will go on a continental toir immediately. This is said to be a sine qua non, if the Whigs prove to be the triumphant party. Lord Grey should rid the government offices of all the highly-paid and little-worked suhalterns ...

... takeys ?? i h: politics'; her offence was refusing to receive those females of profligate charac-er who were conncered with the Whig adrninistration._-(Hear.) The Lord Chancellor said the noble earl urged the go- vernment to prosecute for libels, without ...

... Bill by an extraordin- ary creation of peers. We'believe it is probable, his grace will not come again into office with the Whig ministry. Miss Zoucu.-A short time since we stated that 'Miss Zouch, who claims a relationship with tle no- ble family of Lonsdale ...

... beautitul liberals, who yesterday pretnoted them- 11 selves crowds to comnemorate his natal day. And le aeain ?? Mlany or ibe old whig nobility and gentry vito es have hiltherto atendetl but rarely. or who have abstained from these cerenionirs, made a poilrt ...

... House of Lords, atnd call to mind the very small degree tf favour which the Liverpool electors possess, either in the eyes of Whigs or Tories, we caninot help anticipating that the inquiry will terminate in the disfratchisement of the present freemen -a result ...

... sums; and who will Sit piedge himself to use his Lest endiavours to attain this end. No one, let him go by whlt naine lie may, Whig, Tory, Liberal, or Radical, should be returned without this pledge, or something amottnt- ing to the same thing. And every ...

... who are charged with the duty of tl selection, the great danger there is of being imposed Upon by names. The battles between Whigs and Toriea(gt,0 rally little more than mere personal contests) foe,,n ages withdrew the attention 6f the people of England ...