... to those of their Lordships,) is equally important.— Since, believe, but little list of recreant prelates, the glory of the Whigs, is hourly wasting, it seems hardly necessary to hint to their Lordships, on l/ieir own account, that if by their shameful ...

... the most anxious and minute attention into the foundations of all the vile reports and insinuations circulated by Whigs and Papists, and Whig and Popish newspajers, and the result of these inquiries is.° that •II are as fai.se as hell. Upon the guilt the ...

... the hand of his late Quarter Master General, we will not say retail the King’s person in duress; but if we may believe thg Whig jounal The Atlas” of Sunday, assumes the regulation of the King’s family arrangemenU. What the Duke of Wellington’s designs ...

... counsel Water into si sieve. On Tuesday that hithe moved cert House as to the necessitj ' His Lordship has most c hate, all whigs and radici ! miserable craft, up to th Roman Catholic Relief Bi ever, becomes law, under nisters of whose measures I uncompromising ...

... uf course military man, is appointed tit office of Lord Privy Seal. Lord been all his lifw what is called a whig—he has been the arbiter of whig opinions in Edinburgh—and therefore b* is a proper person be Lord Privy- Seal. Such is the dtarch of sentiment ...

... It is also considered as certain that the Earl of Rosslvn will have seat in the Cabinet Lord Privy Seal. Lord Rosslyn is a whig of the highest character for intelligence and good sense, welfas integrity. On the formation of the Duke of Wellington’s A ...

... exercised, with view to save human life, even though the chances are decidedly against the success the operation.— Northern Whig. Ladies in India.— -The practice of sending young*ladies to India to be married is productive (said Mr. Buckingham) of so much ...

... the House as to the necessity of a Parliamentary Reform. His lordship has most cordially hated, or professed to hate, all whigs and radicals, and deluded people of that miserable craft, up to the period of the passing of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill: ...

... General Election, the Reformers of Chichester, though defeated by an unfair coalition of their Tory, and, in some instances. Whig opponents, polled a large number of votes among whom were plumpers for the Candidate in their interest. While, then, the above ...

... Catholic Relief Bill, of the service Which die ministry has rendered the country in that measure, would make the moderate Tories, Whigs, and Independents unite !ih its regular adherents to defeat any motion professedly levelled against die ministry. would indeed ...

... Government and Whig opposition is altogether effaced, and the course is quite open across the floor to the Treasury benches. This is convenience which will doubtless have its operation, and here aannot lose the opportunity of complimenting the old Whigs on their ...

... betook himself to the Ship, instead of the Crown and Sceptre, and to the astonishment all walked into the presence of the Whig Lords, who, although they had notice of his approach, very warmly welcomed him. The Lord Chancellor, upon finding such number ...