... is there preference for those parties on score of humanity, when it was the whigs who, in 1806 put tbe slave trade as far as England was concerned in it tbat time until the whigs came again into power in in advance was made by the tories. It remained for ...

... THE WHIGS AND CHEESE WAR. EXETER, FRIOA EVENING, 2. The fly on the wheel, who, seeing the w-aggon fast in rut, volunteered to remove himself, that the horse might have less weight to get into motion, fair type of the Whigs during the last five years of ...

... THE WHIGS. (From the New Parmer's Journal.) The Whigs, as party, have been more avaricious, more extravagant, more grasping, and less honest than the Tories, as they are called, were in the most palmy days corruption. The on difference is, that the Whigs ...

... THE WHIGS. (From Frastr's Magazine for September). In the annate of political strife there has never occurred so entire and irretrievable defeat as that which the whigs have sustained. party they are fairly extinct in the nation. have repealers, we have ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE INCOME FAX, The Whigs hare taken up their position. They fancy the unpopularity of the income tax ill enable them to revive their precious budget of la*l year, with some chance of success. But they are greatly mistaken in supposing ...

... THE WHIG DEFEAT ON JUDICIAL RESIGNATIONS. The Debate which recently took place in the House of Commons, upon Lord John Russell's ill-intentioned and ill-fated motion —for the production of copies of the letters of the late Lord President of the Court ...

... WHIG lir.MßtG EXPOSED! St ...

... WHIG PROMISES.—CONSERVATIVE PERFORMANCES. The Wliig-R ulical press has, during the week, exercised vast deal of ingeuuity and vituperation upon the Government, for the mode iv which it thought proper to draw the Royal Speech upon the commencement of the ...

... THE WHIG PARTY AND MR. CANNING. Thf. public mind still occupied with the affair of the new and old Administration ; sod the press most follow where the public leads. the mod evrrrj •xaminatioo of the lift of the new Ministry put forth, it appears aery ...

... WHIG CONFESSIONAL. He hath confessed— What ? ' That he hath used thee. —Shikspeare. Forgetful of the proverb—that when the props are divided, the old house is in danger—the supporters of the Ministry oppose each other on a question of no less vital ...

... ANOTHER MISTAKE THE DEVONSHIRE WHIG-RADICALS. EXETER* IIJ V i:V i-N \Q, December 1. Some of the leading Radicals of both Divisions of this county, in consequence of their late disastrous loss of pet Candidates, have been wandering about in search of ...

... now transgressing whigs against the tories, should, after the question was supposed to be for ever set at rest, be of necessity used in exemplification and animadversion of their own conduct at the present moment, is, to these same whigs, a dishonour, and ...