... have been the object. If there be Whig corporations who have done amiss, let them receive the same censure, and be liable to the same corrections, with their Tory brethren. The inquiry was not instituted in favour of Whigs, against Tories, but against injustice ...

... perished.—The same papers state that the Van party have been defeated both the Senate and the Assembly—the majority for the Whigs being in the former five, and the latter no less than 73 The commercial interests throughout the States were rapidly improving ...

... Stanley (Cumberland), J. B. East. Hum..— Whigs—F. Dundns, G.A. Muskett, Hon. Langilale, ('.O'Brien, N. I'itzsirnon, R. Mastic, J. White, Sir (».Strickland. Tories—Sir Young, Lord Ada re, R. Ornishy (Jore. tesiiiiß Y Whigs—F. Paget, Lord Worsley, Hon. J. E. ...

... the accuser, that they l not yet discovered the heresy ? Years elapse, stiff, no heresy:—but no sooner Dr. 11. selected the Whig Government to occupy the chair of the Regius Professor of Divinity, than Oxford frightened out her propriety—Newman, Pusey ...

... that when we hear of a landlord who is stranger, we longer ask, Is a good a had landlord ? but is a Ministerial man, or is he Whig? the former, we decide that tenants have no mercy to expect; if die contiary, a liberal abatement on his war rental is almost ...

... years' comparison made by him between the film of ihe Whigs and that of the Duke of Wellington was accurately slated ; but it showed that the Duke'- Government had gone decreasing expenditure while the Whig Government had gone increasing it, and this without ...

... —Same day, at Bath, Mrs. Bellamy, widow of John Bellamy, Esq. formerly of Chandos-street, Covent-Garden, the founder of the Whig Club.—On Sunday, in his 77th year, Henry Vonlmlte, E-q. senior clerk in the service of the Bank of England.—On Wednesday the ...

... funds towards writs of quo warranto.—ln that borough, the funds had been expended in defending an improper return of three Whig Councillois, and the Judges unanimously agreed, that such an appropriation of public money could not be allowed for instant ...

... march for the arni v. (From the sitting the Chamber of yesterday was very remarkable. Several Peers in the same sense the Whigs might have done l, Chamber of Peers England , and in a war undertaken against military insurrection, the sovereignty of the ...

... —Withdrawn. Maidstone.—Whigs: Villiers Stuait, F. B. Beamish, Sir Charles Lemon, J. Power, C. F. POll Sir John Hobhouse, J. Easthope. Tories: Lord E. Bruce, Earl Jermyn, Sir C. B. Vere, Col. Thomas.—Not decided. to this date, the Whigs have gained B—the Tories ...

... impartial than the sentiments avowed by the worthy Member for Birmihgham; for told the House that he thought very little of the Whigs—ditto of the Tories—and, as for the Radical*, of the three factions thought them the worst of all! I put to the Radicals this ...

... violence of most of the Bath speakers, the inconceivable animosity displayed some of them. Colonel Napier for one, against the Whigs, so far from injuring Ministers general estimation, seems rather to have produced re-action in their favour, even among those ...