... reports of Tuesday was one thataceitain Great Personage claims retain to himself the whole ef the Church patronage, and lhat the Whigs, rather than submit to this, had threatened to res gn. It is bii extraordinary circumstance, that during the months Lord bad ...

... wisely if lets the Chief Baronship the Exchequer pass him; for though a year may a bad exchange fjr 15,000/. yet opportunities Whig elevation may nut last for ever. Seteral >ery magnificent carriages are being built for the Durness St. Alhaus. > Stephens ...

... through, however, the box gave away, and she remained suspended Fill her husband's return, who found her quitedead Sale of the Whig-Club Chair. —This curious article was yesterday put to auction at the Crown and Anchor, in the Straud, among the other effects ...

... twisting water. Why did they not leave the canal straight, the' Serpentine is ? Are to come back tothe days of Duck Island, with whig governor for itMVhyare the horses and cows disturbed to make way for the people ' I love to see horses and cows happy. I like ...

... which many of them were committed prisoners atthe period of Argyle'srising ; their place of confinement is stilt called the Whig's Vault. Mr. Train, however, procured for me far more exfen* siveiaformacfoncoacerning this singular person, whose name was ...

... the Administration is still a source of much public anxiety. It appears generally understood that an effort strengthen the Whig portion the Cabinet has been unfavourably received in a high quaiter, and thatthe Tories have consequence become confident ...

... reads the common news of the day, does not know that the Condon University is supported Unitarians, Jews, lukewarm Churchmen, Whig-radicals. I not hear thatit has yet received any support from the followers of Mahomet, and I suspect lhat tbe Turkish war ...

... it inferred that no vio>nl change in the Ministry can take place; and it tfiTr'fore very probable that displacing of few Whigs and tin; substitution of as many Tories, will constitute the the lellin*. fewdsys must put an end to object tire on this i ...

... very little chance of success, the odds being to 1 attains! him. On naming, Sir Richard Birnie re-christened him *' Little Whig, by which name he has since been known. After nine months of repented trials was fouDd totally incapable running, and was ...

... them- Whatever thenew arrangements may be, it is supposed some ofthe will only of temporary but after the resignation of the Whigs, who found them** I*1'* unable to retain office, it is not likely that any nfterchange' w essentially alter the political ...

... appear to have given very general satisfaction amongst all classes of persons in the City. tone of moderation was assumed tbe Whigs, which it is thought indicates that it is not intention of that party to offer any serious opposition tbe Duke Wellington's ...

... which had lived so long ueder Lord, Livers ool, was had the. snake—nrot ied t” “Fheobject, had get rid of ail the independeut Whig members, in order that the broken parts of the old Liverpool worm be re-united. He hoped a noble Viscount (Lord Goderich) would ...