... feeling which it proves to exist among the ministerial people, as well as to the value of the argments upon which the Lnnsdown Whigs rest their right to dictati: (that is the worst), to dictate to the King in the appointment ofthe Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... a portentous shrug ami in a lachrymose voice, announced, that his private letters led him to think, that the reign of the Whigs was nearly at an end ; aud that the enemies of Erin — meaning thereby, those opposed to the Popish association, were again ...

... the cabinet is, we are told, the following : — The King insisted upon retaining the church patronage in his own handt-__-the Whigs, that they should have the whole ff it iv tbeir hands, and at their fljqmil Tne Wading Wfiigr'in Scotland, we have some reason ...

... cellorship of the Exchequer, which they demanded— First, privately for Mr. Brougham- then more publicly for Mr. Tierney. That the whigs aforesaid have gained Mr. Huskisson ; that they have employed him to sneer down Mr. Hemes' talents to the King (the friend ...

... with the intricate science of govern- ment, inexplicable. It prepared the uninformed ...

... ary debates— and it is really highly enter- taining to read the remarks made in both houses of parliament by the spotless Whigs that were and are. A few of these we have selected, and tliey cannot fail being acceptable to the reader — The first specimen ...

... At the west-end there are sad shrugging* about the Whigs, for some curious chronological commentator has observed, that amongst all the numerous visits, re- cently, of the ministers to Windsor, no Whig appears in the list. It is the exclamation of almost ...

... Bourne, and Mr. Charles Grant, gentlemen all competent to dis- charge the duties of the office ; we still quote the Times. The Whig journal, in its number of this morn- ing, omits to announce Mr. Herries's appoint- ment, about which, however, there is not ...

... e,piitted him. • *«on»as Whitely, aged 40, was indicted for having 11 his possession ii oh forged Rank of Kngland note, 'whig th e sal ,ie to be foi ged, and without lawful l ' x, 'iise. Liu-injr Lancaster races, the prisoner was at ft public use. ...

... of Mr. Canning's friend and colleague, Mr. Huskisson : in a word, the same Mr. Herries, whose appointment, according to the Whig authority above quoted, King, Cabinet, and country, were alike determined to oppose. Mr. Herries is nevertheless Chancellor ...

... the tune of March, March.) Out ! out ! out of the cabinet, Scamper all off like a horde of Crim Tartars, Out ! out ! every Whig scab in it, March away back to your old hungry quarters. Many a lifted foot Points its well-polished boot To freshen your way ...

... We have nothing to add to what we said yes- terday respecting the degradation of the Whigs. One ofthe ministerial Evening Papers denies that Lord Lansdown tendered his resignation, and contradicts tlie assertion of the Times, that the Chancellorship of ...