The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

20 stop thefupphes.5f ap enemy is time oi
@ar is considered not Onls aa allowable Dut a
mastery maaeenYre, bot II j. not quite
80 incfitofious an achievement IN intercept tic
supplies Of our own SUI rsHg cUantrymen OF
what amount, 10 nearly tbesagne thing TO raiso
the price Of fd first saIy oflife se high that
our Impoverished population snail be unable
by the Utmost errftion Of labouf, to procure a
sufficient quantity ipr the subsistence Of fhsm
selves aud deir families. This, bon yer, D.
the Office which the Duke Of Wellington has per
formed towards the people Of ENGLAND ~ ra-
thef, We should say. bss attempted to perform
beeafHe there Is reason 10 believe thai manosn
Yrc vii bo defeated rs il IS the opinion OF
SOM of our inpI Intelligent public Journalists
that the amendment moved BY the tie Duke of
Wellington, 10 the House Of Lords ~ 81 pnlea-
bic an interference nth The induicasibc priv
leges Of the lower House, ~ money bills, as
cannot be permitted and5t was probably under
This conviction thai Lord Goderich stated that
g" lfihc clause Of the Duke were 10 be adopted,
ITS Introduction nusl, as 4 necessary conse-
quence, lead 10 the rejection ofthe bill"
II is announced that tIe venerable and Con
siiinional ChIet Justice oitbe Common Pleas,
lord Norbnry, IS about 10 ictife from the duties
public life Ills lord hip IS 10 be elevated TO
The rank of an Irish Esrl with the lflc IN reyer-
far that the title for the Viscountcy had been al
ready selected [Gaudine; but We believe that
Of Earldom, is not yet fixed upon. Various ru-
NOR are about as to the person likely 10 sue
coed his ordsbp Lord Plunker is confident
spoken of, Mr.. JOY, aud Sergeant Lefroy, are
also mentioned; hut nothing definite has been
as yet agreed upon,
We have been kindly furnished by a friend,
says the Baltimore Republican, with the follow
ing extract of a letter from an American gentle
man IN London, dated 3olh May. 1897
" fbc political world il IN sud confusion, and
II universally believe that the admlnisua atom
cannot last The element. of which il IS com
posed arc TOO discordant i1rougham has takcd
no office, but for very GOOD reason, Tor the
King would ao' consent to give him ono, not
having yet forgiven him the violant language
he used when he dricndcd the Queen. Lold
Lan>downe has lost character for his want of
decision and Fl nncss. He has been driven in
10 his present position bv the clamOr and gree
iness oths follower
The wings are unpopular in the country,
which is drcidrdl tory IN It's feeling, and very
lnliratholic. Canning is trying to prevail ON
| the Duke OF Wellington 10 return 20 the c9mnau-
Ter lu-chfnl 5 office. Parliament Is TO adjourn
~ the 2otb June, ior the Ministers cannot Fcu-
| 'ule upon division They were beaten t"e
niahts ago. The Lord, are very rbelllou..
| Ind the wings ON the ministerial benches cdnnot
ne kept ia in, suhiectlou#-rn short. thct hay,
| 1otthe confidence Of thu country, nor the kiue
| Il i, believed the l'tter insists upon having an
| intl-caihor Lord Licotcnant IN which case
! Lard Wellesley must leave Ireland. Fuhlc bl
slucss is very mnch obstruccd ny this unsettled
| tate Of things. GaIluin says that nothing IL
| dpng with him, nor can thero be Rbfn the
secretary for foreign Affairs IS a Temporal.
| niccr