... organ of the late M1inisters, and its success has been considerable. 'The jeax d'esprit, and its hits at the Whigs, remind us of the old times of Whig and Tory warfare. DA.RING ROBBERY.-On Sunday night, between the hours of ten and twelve, a gang of thieves ...

... question, but ais one vitally affecting the interests of that place, with wlhich the interests of all its inhabitants, whether Whig or Tory, are so iutimately blended; anl that feeling of unanimity andA cordiality leas pie- vailed between all parties, which ...

... man's bosom said - limily, seith aseverity coristairtly increasing. These ire tise fruits which we hove ga-ee ?? Poilitics and Whig 'Ascendancy ; and wuon sic ta ce tlris found theslitherencelhetwecin Whrig ?? by the fruits they have yiedede, it would sany ...

... reason-because it would benefit all my fellow-citizens. This regeneration i I am content to take froni the hands of any mail, Whig, Tory, or Radical: it is sufficient for me to know that his labours have conduced to the public good, and I will not question ...

... more distinct, than the corporate and magisterial functions of our munici- pal Corporation, and the broad national question of Whig or Tory policy. On the relative merits of either policy, I here advance nothing; but, admitting the proposition laid down, ...

... prosperity of the city we have ever acted, and shall ever act, as we now act, without reference to po- litical distinctions of Whig or Tory. . It is hi glly probable that the commissioners will be pre- pared to take evidence -on the part of the citizens on ...

... If doubt would.stand for the county, if a proper requis~iPW: g were got up calling upon him to do so. His name- unite the Whigs, and their more arcdent brethren, the W of the new school, in one consolidated, and, we thinkWb' tifay add, victorious band ...

... ?? e' Biil. had' liees laid 'besfore a' geners etigo ki'lhl vitaIts, It it n-seishl' - t6'. the 'resot'si.ttion' fta ?? 6~ Whig'h' vitii ic~i'nil'd'ed by Mr. Thou. 'owe, when '''VTici '1td I. 1Priielntor '-oue met's desiding to address thle meet-r 'r ...

... thelnso polkibfil demarcation-not indexed by an election ribon; . but alU parties:. the anti-corporittelparty, composed of Whig, ~'ory d Radical, and with 'no' small sprinkling of en C who~boafst of~ heir disconnection troin all parties whatever'. ITr ...

... a premature disclosure of his real namee; A Burgess has no party to conciliate by a profession of ultra- rory, or ultra-Whig, orof ultra-1tadicat principles; and A BuIrgess'` is content to let his statements rest ont their own merits and to work their ...

... reaction had taken place to an extent that rendered the consummation devoutly [to be wished **—a conversion of the house of Whig* inioi house of Tories—a manner ot absolute certainty. Tb«»p-peal the country has dissolved the charm, and the consequence ...

... succeed his sister Queen Anne. When the house was about | is competent judge, blindly excludes a class from his : divide, one the Whig members seeing seeming nia- | choice. Among the poor are unfit persons; but aristocrats, j'n’ity favour of the house of Stuart ...