... and that many among those very men who pass for friends of liberty-the Whigs-would as- crifice Portugal to the principle of non-intervention. This is not the first time that the Whigs have, for the sake of form, sacrificed the bonour of their country. We ...

... CHRONICLE. IU yous Paper'pf tbsp dad, I ' ,etceive a Letter addressedito Lord John Russell, with bha sigp-ature of- Au Old Whig.; Whether Lord John evincedm -J'i1stakenJudgmene in calling. on Mr. WilbertotetO stepj'fori'aa 4endeavoertoprelet that inubstiion ...

... and I wished to persuade him to move one that might succeed. I have said, that the Whigs have no power. It is not very probable that I should wish to disparage the Whig party. I have belonged to them almost from my infancy: I hope to re- main with them ...

... ration concerning the alliance of the Propaganda of the south with the exertions of the English Radicals, supported by same Whigs devoted to a system of Radicalism.-4 A declaration of the connection of the French Liberals with a German Propaganda, which ...

... confidence and satisfac- tion In future life. He was not a Tory, a Whig, or a Radical. Not a Tory, because they frequently represented the people as mere ciphers; not a Whg, because the Whigs were all place- hunters ; not a Radical, because the Radicals made ...

... hauisks, or even any individual Niewbcr ill -l Whig Club. Let individuala speak fOr taelsvestis t whent we agree on general principles. re ri grave has withdrawn his satie. Tliat is to 5say, that be is not a Whig, fur when Aie mrade that diseoiny *ecessioa ...

... would have resulted. WVuat has been done has been effected by tfie exertions of a few, and not by the Whigs. The time is near at hatd when the Whigs iholding most of the land of England, will soon attend to their own interests, and talke off many of the ...

... came. I wish (says Mr. HUSKISSON) we could forget these terms Whig and Tory; but as I never did belong to the party which is called Whig, when Lord CARLISiLE retired because the Whigs re- tired, that could form no reason for my retirement. We comen ...

... i. MET1NG OF THE CYESHIRL? WHIG CLU BI - ClIEsSTER. OCTOBERS 9. This da-th .Whigs of Cheshire aod the adjacent conulties held their seventh Anniversary, at Tomlinaoft's Hotel, in Ibis tcity. Althougb the nusiber present was not greater than on Iformer ...

... country as the poltical creed of the Whig party of England upon the pre- sent momentous iueston. As, however, I cannot assent to the propriety of stoppingallproceeding3 against the Queen, I feet called upon as a firm Whig, to make known the reasons which ...

... toasts which have usually )t been drunk on these occasions; and the next toast is one e which, by some means or other, the Whigs have appropriated Uto themselves, and which they are in the habit of giving. 1 s am quite sure that we are as much desirous ...

... explain thic relative situartionI s ~'of the parties: Sir IV. Anscotts higilby, Bart., has offered en himself as a Candidate upon Whig principles, supported (as it s, K.as understood) by a the melbai interest. The kiloniurible Ba- :4 ronet is descended fromn ...