... AND WHIGS. Who put the tax on coals ?—Conservatives—Tories. Who took off the tax coals ?—Reformers—Whigs. Who put the tax on candles ? —Conservatives—Tories. Who took off the tax on candles ?—Reformers—Whigs. Who put the tax on soap ?—Conservatives—Tories ...

... IMPOLICY OF THE WHIGS. (From the Leedi Mercury.) observation of Mr. Sheridan, that his and our old the Whigs were very apt to place themselves unneawkward situations, and to erect “difficulties” at which did not naturally arise in it. In •.a/ ' w& y h® ...

... THE INDEPENDENT WHIG. The independent whig of Sunday xp\ v April 29, will contain a Paper on the subject of the proceedings in the case of Sir FRANCIS BUR.DETT, which the attention of the People of England respectfully hut earnestly invited. It is confidently ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. The Seventh Annual Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent counties, was held on luesdav at the Royal Hotel, Chester. It was very nuiner/ ously attended, particularly by gentlemen from Manchester and Liverpool. Previous ...

... THE CHESTER WHIG CLUB. On Monday last, the Annual Dinner of the Whig -Club of Cheshire and the adjacent Counties, was given uttlie Royal Hotel, Chester. At half-past six. Sir J. Stanley, Bart. Chairman, entered the room, accompanied by Lord Crewe, J. ...

... FROM THE NASHVILLE WHIG. On Tuesday morning, October 23, a personal rencontre took place on the public square in Shelbyville, between Major Phillip J. Scudder and Captain William O. Whitney, in which the latter was killed. The facts attending the transactions ...

... WHIG AND TORY FIGHT. It been .he '^rp^tice-^gr.^ bsxaSß^SSvsssisNr. will readily recognise nearly half century once celebrated journal, nhich, alter of liberal consistency, has been aurK „. mal ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. The Anniversary of the Cheshire Whig Dinner, was held al the Royal Hotel on Friday last. Between fifty and sixty gentlemen sat down to dinner. The Chair was tilled by G. Toilet supported the right Earl Groavenor, and tke left by Ralph ...

... LORD IJELGRAVE AND THE WHIGS. The Chester Chronicle gives the following as letter written by Lord Belgrave'to the Secretary, previously to the late meeting of the Whig Club, and announcing his retirement from it;—• Sir, I have received the communication ...

... WHIG AND TORY. To the Editor qf the Morning Advertiser. Sir,— As the origin of the terms Whig” and Tory, which are applied to two political parties in the State, may not be known to many of your readers, if you think the following, which is their true ...

... TO THU BDITOR OF TH* NORTHBRN WHIG. Sir, —1 regret, that I feel myself compelled again to trespass on your indulgence, by few farther remarks on the anbject of the two last articles 2fie Northern Whig. Be assured, have no wish to repress discussion on ...

... present day they are widely separated. They are not Tories, nor Whigs, nor Whig-Radicals, not Chartists. They are opposed to the protective immunities on land claimed by both Tories and Whigs; they visit with their indignation the poor truckling policy of ...