... hopes of economy. The warning is, we fear, altogether unnecessary. The public have been so frequently deceived by the promises whigs as well as of tories, that they begin to pay little attentioo to time mere professions of 4 new ministry. They recollect the ...

... on o f these remark s to your well-known and ftequently proved 'impartiality, I remain, Sir, your most obedient servant, A WHIG OF THE OLD SCHOOL. December 24, 1830. ...

... i on o f these remarks to your well-known and fiequently proved impartiality, I remain, Sir, your most obedient servant, A WHIG OF THE OLD SCHOOL, December. 24, 1830. ...

... tricks, and none by honours, Even thy Treasury game has fled. Shelved on Opposition benches, Hume himself o'er thee shall crow— Whig, prig, Russell storm thy trenches: Go, wheze thou at last must go! All ye pets in Treasury chariots; All ye pampered, would-be ...

... effect will be swallowed up by the expenditure caused by recent increase in tile amount of the standing army,—an army which the Whigs, before they took office, considered as too numerous, as well as objectionable on constitutional grounds,—and by the embodying ...

... will be swallowed up by the expenditure caused by the re. cent increase in the amount of the standing army,—an army which the Whigs, before they took office, considered as too nutueroes, as well as objectionable en censlitutional grounes,—and by the embodying ...

... Exchange Newsroom, and it received, in the course of less than an hoar, the signatures of a great of gentlemen of all parties, whig, tory, and radical. So eager were gentlemen to sign the requisition, that the table was besieged; and many individuals were ...

... Newsroom, and it received, in the ' course of leas than an hour, the signatures of a great number of ' gentlemen of all parties, whig, tory, and radical. So eager were gentlemen to sign the requisition, that the table was besieged; and many individuals were ...

... population returns, which completely repelled the charge, that ministers had packed the elective franchise so as to protect the whig patrons of boroughs, while they sacrificed those of adverse politics. Mr. T. opposed the measure. Sir Joser sr E edmitted some ...

... population returns, which completely repelled the charge, that ministers packed the elective franchise no as to protect the whig pattons or boroughs, while they sacrificed those of se polities. Mr. T. LE FRO s' opposed the tneasine. Sir Joni:Pit You K ...

... at the expense of the institutions of the country. This was, at all events, a new complaint. Formerly it was charged against whig ministers, that they forgot their pledges as soon as they obtained oilice, and followed in the footsteps of their predecessors ...

... at the expense of the institutions of the country. This was, at all events, a new complaint. Formerly it was charged against whig ministers, that they forgot their pledges as soon as they obtained office, and followed in the footsteps of their predecessors ...