... Peers. etter to Earl Grey, om Adjustment of the The Devila Whig, aud Sir Charles Wetherell —Sir Cherfes as reported to have the House of Commons on Wednesday bight, “that the Devil was the first Whig,” quotteg Dr Johuson as his authority . the following anecdote ...

... thar Body. He assigned as a reason, that be had become a member of the Corporation at a time when Powis was a supporter of the Whig interest, aud asa friend of that and that he reured from that Corporation Oa account of the vote given by Ear! Lords. Powis ...

... the late Bishop of Chester's not, fish not, shoot not, * Dance pot, Biddle not, flute not; Be sure you have todo with the Whigs, Dut stay at home and feed your pigs: “ Above all, I make it my particular desire, That at least ovce a week you dime with ...

... delivered himself of an oration in favour of annual parliaments, univer- sal suffrage, and vote by ballot, in which he attacked Whigs and Tories, indiscriminately describing them as “tantarara rogues and applying every possible opprobious epithet to all connecied ...

... Up ta one day. In the ak figuratively, but would | ¢4tly part of the reign of Queew Anne, when the Reform was carried, in | Whigs had a majority in the House of Lords, the Mi- roductive of all the good | uisters of that time advised their Sovereign to increase ...

... emphatically given them by the Times, not to let the ‘ories make a second Catholic Relief Bill of Reform. On that question the Whigs laboured for years; and others entered into their Jebours, and carried off il and the laurels. So it will be with the Reform ...

... to the riots at Bristol, declaring that the outrages had been committed nat by the Radicals, but by the raseally Whigs. The raseally Whigs wish- ed lambs ! to excite the people to violence, that they—kind heart- —might have an excuse for calling in the ...

... al, to ensure its success. ‘Yo re- sist the measure to extremity might, therefore, be made the means of giving a permanent Whig majority in that assembly. The Counrer says, as trom authori- ty, that, with his Majesty's concurrence, measures are in progress ...

... wers. ) @ machinery of wre be the jends, vat lany even by * of his Ma Mi. st Cordial te d the last Bu, ould In all ity If the Whigs Would agree to adupt 1e House were Feady @ (0 Sa’ the peace of d the MSI would ely in the Septiment, sat down ; and as he ended ...

... ed truth is, that the Whigs, from position, have conducted the teach- alterations which the ing of the society demands ; ‘Tories, from the same cause, that ot defending every thing existing, cr wrong have ever opposed the Whigs. ‘There a border land between ...

... the ministers for once—be sign a reason for the arrangement having three members ;—a fresh party had sprusg there were the Whigs and th e Tories, and were the Radicals; and the Radicals would get the lead, it the ministers did no t mend their manner. Mr ...

... part in them in future. This diogact, it 19 ed, has not arisen from anything bas beew ether said or done towards him by she Whigs, but in consequence of the division ist among the party which he hav headed ‘for some past, and the which it has bets eyed ...