... Marquis of Cleveland ; from thence he will go to the seat of Earl Grey, and he will afterwards visit the seats of the northern Whigs. His Royal Highness will spend the Christmas at Ilolkham, the seat of Mr. Coke, of Norfolk. His Royal Highness, we are happy ...

... to box prices, and this part of the house was, as£t ia „ Opera, a cotnmuntcanoii with the boxes s , [ock Merchant 0 J en.ee, whig was sustained by an wnateur, w Brigh ton, and who, the last year performed, nnrah if mistake not, was sp.oken the the great ...

... from question either the zeal or the ability of Sir Richard Birnie as a Police Magistrate: but still—waiving the epithet of Whig, which must have had so>ne object in applying to the Marquis of Minister his Majesty,and such immeasurably above Sir Richard ...

... that the affair will be viewed asa trial of strength. A few years since, the ward returned its sixteen members the liberal Whig parly, but lately the opposite party have succeeded in introducing their members. Spanish Refugees.—The largest sum now paid ...

... great measure arises from the peculiar situation which the Premier is placed, as the link of union between the two powers Whigs and Tories but at the same time it should be taken into consideration that Lord Goderich is not that sort of link that is any ...

... wriggle that it gives must tend only to work it more - .deeply into the mire. Report says that this Tory Opposition to led by the Whig Karl Grey. This would require farther confirmation than mere assertion. There are not many points upon which Grey and his followers ...

... the Ministry is a matter of no moment whatever; and whether the appellation that is given to the man at the head be Tory or Whig, it signifies no more than that of his Christian name being George or Arthur. If there be any means which the successor can ...

... the great captain of the age,' unabated, lt proves that all the efforts which were made by the greedy placehunters among tho Whigs, to mislead Lord Uoderich by fixing eve* on the anniversary of the ever-memorable battle of Waterloo, to depreciate the character ...

... y'attende P d than on any fo.mer oecasmn under the I bomas Caltey, Lsq. oi deion Park, Wilts, the Steward: and from their • Whig direct road and succession the great meetings Cheltenham and Bath. ...

... « Se s Market-street, in the bur on * oulh wark, and of Middle-row, Bloomsannuities Sub J ftc t the losses upon government Whig had sornP ition, it appeared that Mr. then Mr. earS Slnce addre ssed letters to the accrued to the natin demonstr that great ...

... seem incredible but we know it to be fact; and had it not been for the change in tlie Ministry, the retirement of the avowed Whigs, and the puttying-up of the blanks left them with baser matter, the country would have seen it put in practice; and, notwi ...

... economy would be introduced into every department of the Administration ; and.as for the word Party, aud the distinction of Whig or Tory, the noble Premier now wished to consign them to oblivion. The right hon. gentleman said, that, after so many years ...