... tbe Home Secretary bas the most power. Lord Godericb is becoming more and more an object of dislike and distrust witb bis Whig col- leagues, aad be is nevertheless Ibe only man in Ibe Cabinet in whom Mr. Canning reposes lbs •lightest confidence— (bis ...

... have been the proceeeding3 in your unhappy Par- liament, and at Downing-street, that down here we know not whether we are Whigs or Tories; nor whether Mr. Canning be a loyal man or a radical. It was remarked that the flowers most in request at the late ...

... in full bearing, thereunto adjoining, now in the oc- cupation of Mr. Wm. Ridding. Also a Valuable INCLOSURE of Meadow LAND, Whig behind and contiguous to the D»ei ling-douse, by estimation, one acre, also oeoupied by Mr. Ridding. -^5, Mr. Bibby, of Bolton ...

... Colonies. These facts are important in a double point of view. They are marks of his Majesty's favour to those Members of the Whig party who supported him in a moment when his prerogative and the stability of his govern- ment were threatened; they shew also ...

... the proposed appoint- ment of Mr. Brougham to the office of Attorney-General. If any such appointment should take place, the Whig, ascendancy may he considered as complete. - Tn make this office vacant, it is said that Lord Tenterden will leave Ibe King's ...

... ; aud our opinion is, that Parliament will not meet before January. — Courier. Sir George Cayley, the President of the York Whig Club, has tendered his resignation in a letter to the secretary. The following observations are made in tbe letter : — There ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB TV seventh anniversary dinner of tbe Whig n.b of Cheshire aud tbe adjoining counties, was \l,i on Tuesday week, at tbe Royal Hotel, Cbes- , . lo »l>* coorse of tbe business before dinner, Liverpool committee for tbe admission of mem- ...

... which many of them were committed prisoners at the period of Argyle's rising : their place of confinement is still called the Whig's Vault. Mr. Train, how- ever, procured for me far more extensive informa- tion concerning this singular person, whose name ...

... Chancellor of lbe Exchequer. 25 A junction In kes place between Mr. Canning, witb bis immediate friends, and tbe leaders of the Whig party. 27 The new ministry 1* gazetted. 29 Tbe King present* Lord Eldon with a silver- gilt cup, on his retirement from office ...

... Gazette. The only Minister who at- tended the Council upon the occasion was the Lord Chancellor, though it was supposed the Whigs in office would take the opportunity to resign in form. . The purpose of the prorogation is obviously to obtain time for a ...

... was also said, were making to retain Mr. Huskisson in the cabinet. No re- port gives so much as an under secretaryship to a Whig. One account placed Lord Melville at the nominal head of the administration ; but to that few or none give credit The Duke ...

... Ministry will be wholly Tory. It may be questioned, how- ever, wbelher, in the present stale of politics, either a decidedly Whig or decidedly Tory Ministry would be strong enough lo carry on lhe Govern men I. The question is certainly one nf a* great ...