... WHIGS AND TORIES. From an able pamphlet, just published by Ridgway, we take the following summary of the history of the two parties:— In 1817 the Tories sos- The Liberals, under Sir pended the Habeas Corpus. S. Romilly, advocated the In 1817 the Tories ...

... WHIG GOVERNMENT. A pamphlet bearing this title has just come under our notice, in which the beneficial administration of tho present government is concisely and clearly developed it sets out with enquiring, What have they done ? What good measures have ...

... Aaw Esti??? the following article from The Times of Monday last; the present Whig Administration have effected r.o other good, are sure that the country owes them a debt ot applause and gratitude for the mass of abuses which they.haie already exposed ...

... Che Morth Bevon BARNSTAPLE, Wepnespay, Jone 10th, 1335. | The Corporation Amendment Bill of the Whigs will | exhilirate the heart of every one not interested in con- Its merits tinuing the abominatioa now about to expire. may be summed up in one brie ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, The ‘Northern Whig’ “ the Archbi detested bigh prie t of the day ree . Not even e his brother. Dr. Pui!lpotts, Exeter.”” The i of Lordon are moving both against the malt tax ard the window tax. The for Promet og Christian Knowledge will ...

... and not the Whigs. So overwhelming did the Tories find it, that, although they had solemnly protested one hundred thousand times that Catholic Emancipation was a measure preg- When we shall see, we say ~ Mr. O'Connell Driving the Whigs along the paths ...

... be the result to the reformers? Would the end justify the agencies? And first, as to the ballot itself. The whigs oppose the ballot—the whigs are swept away. Are we nearer to the ballot ? Tiat is the teal, that the practical, that the statesman ...

... formal adhesion of the three sections of the liberal party—the whigs, the complete suf- fragists, and the chartists. Sir George Larpent, who had been nominated as the candidate on the whig interest, ata meeting held early in the week. has declined to come ...

... expectations formed of our future trade with China —a trade, it will be kept in view, which we owe almost entirely to the whigs, whose determination on satis- faction from the Celestial dynasty was most factiously op- posed by the men who are now in power ...

... origin of the well-known epithets Whig and Tory, worthy a place in yonr well-condncted Journal, its insertion will greatly oblige your obedient Servant, This year, (1680) says Hume, the well-known epithets of Whig and Tory were first used. The Court ...

... probahlf these: —The Whigs calculate upon a majority after July, and they feel strong enough to refuse any terms to Sir Robert Peel and his faithless and degraded one hundred and twdce! dissolving before July. Sir R.ib.rt will deprive tiie Whigs of their anticipated ...

... says :—• Let obey the law, let us not forget that we owe this further infringement on our liberty to Whig administration ! Bless the mark ! hen the Whigs are out of office, they are the most liberal and enlightened of the friends of human freedom; the moment ...