... cannot by any direct attack destroy the Administration of the Whigs, they will turn their attention to the DuRHAMi affair, which ;will occupy no inconsiderable time. The foreign policy of the Whigs will then have tobe assailed, and thenthe proceedingsofLo ...

... of a Whig Attorney-General. 'rhe Governmeinet, it is evident, see sparing no ltaboer or expense in endeavouring to produce this impressitim, in the loglorn hope of exteica.tiig themselves leone thle stuii blunder ililto which time Lancashire Whigs and ...

... necessities of a Whig Government, There are certain Irlist$, safeguards against the Crown which, if they were once thrown ours, down, it wavold require a struggle of ages to raise again; and these f'gave, are not to be given up because the Whig journals, in ...

... Rowan and Mr. Mayne, is to be appointed to manage that par- ticular dbpartment. This will afford a mnaig berth fordome worn-ost Whig naval captain. Some of the old Thames-polie surveyors,who received salaries varying from 701. to 901. a.year, are to be pensioned ...

... w~ere in allusion to Government, htihum he condemned for pro- secuting Sfeph'esa, and he called them a blood-thirsty set of Whigs. e.ie said, ' advise the 'men, women, and children of Hyde to do as they ye are doing all over the kingdom-to get arMs, and ...