... system was invented and launched by the Whigs, its flimsy sails were set out by the Tories, and, at the suggestion certainly of the Whigs, they were a little reefed by the Tories in 1819; it is now fitly and fully in Whig hands, and is lurching with every breeze ...

... vent its becoming much additional burden to any, while to the poor it cannot but prove a boon. Some ten years ago when the Whigs took office, fall of promises (which they then, if they had but a common share of penetration, must have fore- seen could not ...

... probability of there being no contest , cgistration agents are sedulously working for the ,pproaching revision on behalf of the Whig member, James Heywood, Esq., whose return, in conjunction with the Conservative, Wilson Patten, Esq., the Tories are not desirous ...

... clerks, or throw consuls abroad into a dependence for existence upon the fees which they are ti extort from sbipmasters. The Whigs practice this kind or economy; but they scruple not to do such thingr as superannuate, with an excessive retired al lowvance ...

... readers will perceive, he would have the Government do as little as possible that may tend to accelerate and aggravate it. The Whigs and heare, in fact, together on this point, and hence, tat large majority of the House, which decided ..that the inquiry should ...

... that would go to parliament this week, but not as or tory, but to get food for the people. had his preferei.oes —he liked the whigs, and would support Lord John Russell if he gave the people of Ireland food. But if Sir 11. Peel fave food to Ireland he would ...

... Widhdin wss-secretary. are still, it lgea ,jaihg uitii LI1Cear+ as,, nu f are ajl Ibo iliary acnutan; one great caap f~ r whig', ,le Sply Mr. 5OO 6 IS Ih P~ayisstrS anti others had a glw :esso to0 leara e'vey el-twont -The ?? Qfflce, sa.s Lke -R epta ...

... RADICALS AT.LAMBETH.. 0 In consequence of: the 'resolution' of' confidence in e his Majesty's Miaisters,'passed at: th' great Whig Meeting aon Monday night -last, at' the Horns Tavern, K6ehnington, e and of the refusaibof that Meeting to hear any amendments ...

... to Fe attributed to the certainty of the approaching elections ter- miulting in favor of the Conservatives. In the City the Whigs, with their usual enormous lying, are circulating reports that the Conservatives only hope to return two members, and that ...

... t Englishman ! The men of Manchester are too well convinced that the people of England have long been the Fatient dupes of Whig and Tory governments; that these contending factions, how- evenenvious they appear of each other when in or out of ?? the same ...

... readers will perceive, he, would have the Government do as little as possible that may'tend to accelerate and aggravate it. The Whigs and he' are, in fact, together on this point, and 'hence, that large majority of the' House, which decided that the inquiry ...

... the anvil. The loudest American guffaws have been heard echoing from every quarter-from great and little- gentle and simple-Whig, Radical, and Tory-at the softness of the ?? of the Manchester Guardian hugging himself into the most rapturous transports ...