... THE WHIGS. ani It bas: been pretended, that a new Administration an, could not be- fooned in cofunection with the great Pro, to or prietary Fan ilies,. This is one of those insidious strata- me i.. gemsby which the adherents of the present race of poli- ...

... THE WHIGS AND CONCILIATION. (From Blackwood't Magazine.) ' Conciliation is the cant of the day. find thousand instances, and in man* shapes—in every rank and department of tbe kingdom. roe note of the Whigs—it is echoed by the Pluckiest; and is greedily ...

... WHIG AND TORY. I think I sec a Whig before me at his evening recreation. He has left his wile and children, and gone into his dimly lighted study. A bad fire of damp coals chokes up the yrate, and is dismissing his servant with growl, who has just placed ...

... THE COMPLAINT OF WHIGS!!! | (F the Morning Chronicle.) Who is prime minister ? question meets you at every corner of the street; is echoed from the counting-house in the east to the clab-room in the weet 5 and agitates alike the speculator in the stocks ...

... YORK WHIGS. Tbe York Whig Club teem to be in sad quandary, at the Menaced Resignation that great man Mr. and the circumstances connected with It, to which lately alluded. Saturday- week, the note preparation for a Meeting was sounded, and persona assembled ...

... WHIG RADICALS. following Resolutions are said to have been passed a Meeting of tlie York Whig Ciub.— Copies have been forwarded the Radical Leaders : Resolved, I. That the representation of the People in Parliament, the established Constitution of the ...

... THE GREAT WHIGS. What will the pnblic say to the following character of the leading Whigs and Radicals, by ooe of Uwn. selves— tbe Hoo. Col. Stanhope •.— . The Gieek committee. said the colonel, *■ had to strug- gle with many unforeseen events, such ...

... WHIG DEFEAT! [f*M TUB JOBS sou. Mr. Maedceudd, eneeiiragad by usesect party of dtttimiuea make rapenmratsl attack upon the government, upon tbe plan Lord Rlknborougli; and, net least absshsd mimmcarted the signal defeat that anrabfeend noble Lerd, m another ...

... venture once more to recur the scandalous conduct of I the Whigs at the last county meeting. invite public attention to the following statement facts, which, at a time when the Yorkshire Whigs are stmiuiug every nerve to secure the adjuj vanry the Radicals ...

... THE WHIGS AND TORIES. two former papers,* we called the attention our readers to the character and conduct the Whigs, as a great political party, contrasted with those the Tories. The subject is not yet exhausted ; in its different ramifications it opens ...

... the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent counties. thiuk it a high honour be called Whig*, for, Gentlemen, those our ancestors who most exerted themselves achieving th e liberties of this conntry were Whigs, and ought bear in mind that the Whigs goverued ...

... the utmost; and tiiatthe whig club was not much upon the velvet, to think of remitting their vigilance nr interrupting their annual meetings. Their an. j mial meetings were requisite strengthen the hands and j tlie hearts the whig-; to convey tile plain ...