... next session, Par-' ' linmentavy Reform,the abolition and repeal of certain lakes, and other measures long ad vacated by the Whigs, and (Mr, Coke) should obliged vote with him; but the Duke would bring them forward, not because liked them, but because was ...

... and either Attorney-General* Master of the Rolls.— The rest Aig/i Whigs, without or iwo Tories at the most. 3d. The most probable, and under the circumstances the must desirable, a pure Whig Administration, with, Earl Grey or the Marquess of Lansdowne at ...

... that Earl Grey will himself assume the Premier-ship, Lord Lansduwntha Heme department, &c.; in short, it will be **a Whig and all Whig*' Administration; so much the bettrr. All the Lords of the Admiralty resigned 10-day. Mr. George Robert Dawson had this ...

... DUBLlN—Noembeu 25. THE WHIG ADMINISTRATIOH. • In lbe fih ...

... Protestant party, iHtijbe lest every sober par^ iusitlled his Ifienil** ami left'himself without party ra'Jyfog point. The Whigs never liked him—the Tot had eyery reason to distrust *1 be him, but baled him nevtnhflesa*,: ,'l,'h* Liberals tleseried him ...

... useful member of that name, if the election again lie in their bunds. As, however, the Edinburgh Corporation is all hands. Whig and ory, allowed be a nuisance that ought to be abated without mercy or delay, it is very probable that their exclusive electoral ...

... Mr_()’Loi:hlir, K.C. one his Maje-ly’s Sergeants-at-Law. A more extraordinary arrangement conl-l not have been iei»oUe(l on, even a Whig Administration. Lord Plurkett already spoken mole ilnm *ince, bis appointment ha* created acliun in every quarter tlie kingdom; ...

... authority. Let obey the law. but let, us not forget that we owe this further Infringement ourii’jetty to Whig Administration'!. Bless the mark When the Whigs are out of office, they arc the most liberal and enlightened the human freedom; the moment got into ...

... in the Whig administration—(hear.) The greatest misery and distress prevail thro’ the country. The same the case last year —although Leslie I osier denied it (or which was made a judge. I amine stalks abroad ami devastates the country, and whig ministry ...

... justifiable^ou«t»l spoken with unfeigned and sintere r^ pectj and e' encourayement. I have lonsr disliked ibe Whigs of Engla-id. It was the Whigs who introduced the pen id laws ajiflinsUhe Catholics of Ireland, and ba«ely violated the Treaty of Limerick ...

... had good deal. But there is this infatuation in the two appointments, tliat the men whom the Whigs have raised were their mortal foes. remember when the Whigs came into office.before, the liar had meeting to address poor Curran upon his elevation to the ...

... ground by the Whigs of the justification of the revolution of 1688. It was not only established out consecrated one of the pillars of the constitution by the legislative declaration styled the Bill of Bights, Yet, forsooth ! here is a prime Whig, who, in ladylike ...