... do the greateft ere-1 flit the heid and heart oPthe writer and, think they cannot too generally read, both in and out the Whig Club on this fide the water, by inferting the letter, with the preamble, yonr very ufeful and patriotic paper, you will much ...

... in conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and continued in parliament up to 1852. He again was candidate for that division in the Whig interest, but was defeated by considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and Sir Wm. Bowyer Smyth. The deceased suoceeded in the ...

... constantly increasing. These are the fruits which we have gathered and tasted, from Whig politics and Whig ascendancy*; and when we have thus found the difference between Whig and Tory by the fruits they have yielded, it would say little for our sagacity should ...

... population? Nothing of the sort. They are excluded from any enjoyment of its vaunted privileges. By whom, then Only amongst the Whigs and their hangers-on, who might come to the scratch, if they had the power, rather lhan relinquish tha loaves and fishes. There ...

... consequence fallen from 80 77 this afternoon. The Whig journals have formally announced the formation of a regular opposition to the Duke of Wellington's admi- nistration ; in other words, that the Whig party will no logger lend themselves to the support ...

... India, the Schali, all probability, would have yielded. But this result does not excite the alarm of our Whig contemporaries. The principal Whig journal, in. deed, congratulates its readers upon it, because, forsooth, it will enable Russia to turn all ...

... threatened inciease of the peers, must depend upon the conciliation, more or less, the right reverend bench, to the views of the Whig government. Now a spoliation of the church, which, as we have said before, Lords Lansdowne and Althorp—we may add Lords Durham ...

... —The utmost efforts of the Whigs (whose interest had so long prevailed here) have failed in the contest which has just ended. The successful Candidate, Colonel Ogilvie, is a Tory ; his opponent, Major Haliburton, is a Whig. The numbers were, for the former ...

... county have to perform in the Legislature—the one a duty of principle, the other a duty of business. the former score, the Whigs and Radicals have certainly every reason to be satisfied with Lord Milton; for, as far as voting thropgh thick and thin, for ...

... accomplifhments to which (hips Britain pay homage. Shame to Englifh ftupidityand insubordination!— The Times. At the meeting of the Whig Club on Tuefday, Ceo. Tarlettm moved.— Tbat the Youth General, Tbeddxtm Kofciufko, be requefted by thit club to accept of ...

... month, the Cabinet arrangements must be finally settled previously. The Ministry On Friday night a meeting of the leading Whigs was held at the Marquess of Lansdown's for the purpose of deciding a proposition that had been made tbe Noble Marquess by Mr ...

... the diminished forces of the Whigs were crushed and broken down ; until harassed and confused, they were driven to cover their own shame and defeat by hiding themselves in the files of their opponents; and thus the Whigs, who had moved a vote of censure ...