... intentional falsehood, leave the rea- der ample means of forming his own judgment upon the motives and the characters of the great Whig minister. For this reason, as well as others, Lord Hervey's Memoirs must be considered a most valuable addition to our history ...

... Sir H. VRNEvY, in it speech o1' considerable length, lid. ?? out tue many excellent meassures introduced by tile 10 late, Whig governmenut, and Jinstitlel their offiehil career. l ii Tilel next toast was Tile Aldermen and Town Council of or Northampton ...

... sequence from favours conferred. Yet the writer lcarries sail as if he supposed that the French ialliance was a contrivance of the Whig Govern- ment. Must we remind him that it has been the policy of successive British Governments since the accession of Louis ...

... time perittt of fintitirg whbellrtio discoivers rho strattigetti lit which slite luts tinwit tingly platyed a part, ,tiil fi Whig afterwards reecivrr; Ieriseif sullic~ieritlly to tltroir the 11 hateful bouqutet out of' wintlor (,assuing., the not-ewisilY- ...

... that mright, perhaps, be n aggravated if the number of voters were mate- ?? increased, according to any method which ithe- the Whig or Tory Governments had d aft'aally proposed. 1t was felt that large con- d stscuencieB acted very much as a mob, and i th-t ...

... Political strife never tempts them to roam, . So they mind their own business, and gtumble at home; ? They are most of them Whigs, and Qneenites at heart, I But still with the rabble they won't take a part; For it tempted to move, but a step from their ...

... as Milner, of Nun- appleton, and one of the moat extensive lauded proprietors f in Yorkshire. The deceased was in politics a Whig, and his son and successor is now, and has been for some years, the representative of the city of York, V ...

... to give him his post:- Oh, he was the man to rule the roast For the Agricultural MIembers. Oh, he was the man to beat the Whigs, And stop the League from running their rigs; Me'd teach the new Protection jigs For British oxen, squires, and pigs. Lord ...

... at the lest general election, we were er eoffici commanded to believe, from the same accurate quarter, that the successful Whig Candidate for the county representation, one Mr. Pendarves, as the creatures had it, had not the remotest chance of success ...

... Pitt this time, without Grenville, who 'tahe d himself to Fox-the death of that great ?? and the accession to office of the Whigs, of fl,0 bY the death of Fox and the reorganisation tat Cabinet as the Grey and Grenville Adminis- ti U, w'ith its shipwreck ...

... Manners held otlice, showed a perception of the a- advantages nnd claims of architecture, which were not Of ignored until fossil Whigs were reinstated on the Treasury 'g Benches. Instead of building an India Office worthy of n- our Eastern Empire, these lost ...

... the first verse, and i, MiSs WILLAMS saud Mrs. ENDERsSOnN-omitting the poli, tics and knavish tricks, and coming to the Whig-added tl verse, with the condition about protecting the laws-took I b the third. And then dignified clergy and large landed ...