... ceetain clisit of time Nobility sand Gentry to en list themeunder the!lr natural leaders, as they were called, by establishing a Whig Club in Ireland. The scheme, however, failed, in consequence, principally', of the mare rapid impulse which was given to the ...

... has also been rumnoured4 but it is of one who, though favourable to w the Catholics. isyetof less declared character between Whigs and Tories. . For these, If they are advanced, way must be made sn by some who oppose aui enlightened and liberal system of ...

... lampooning were -favourite and An- une dient instruments of PoliticMl hostilicy, Captain Morris ren- iey dered good service to the 'Whig party by his songs ; he and f'stt attached so much importance to his' performances, im. that lie sent biu an offer of his own ...

... recollection of many present, yet to him it was well known and truly gratitying, and, he hoped, portended good-he alluded to the Whigs holding office ablout twenty years ago (dtuin.-g the ile of the lale Duke of lorfolk); and how long did they hold their situations ...

... Bigotry shall sound, Again the nation will be found A truly happy people.* But why this fury in the speech ? In what have Whigs committed breach? Why are they so infernal ? The Yeoman Cavalry they broke, Enough a HASPLL to provoke- I fancy he was Colonel ...

... result will be. We will not venture to give an opinion, whether a mixed Government, or whether a purely Tory one, or a purely Whig one, will be recommended to his MAJESTY. We may, however, safely add, that what we have stated is all that can be known at ...

... laughter]. JBut this State- ment completely jistified the opinion which, he bad some time since expresssd .of The Northern Whig. He should move On next Saturday, that three gentlemen should he appointed to audit the accounts since they were lasat audited ...

... between Tories and Whigs, in the present day, is, as we have more than once ob- served, not very easily understood. The difference is personal rather than real. Of the great families of the country, a certain number call themselves Whigs, and a cettain number ...

... individual, whom we really be- lieve anxious to carry into execution a system of eco- nomy, as far as any honest man, whether Whig or Tory. We received last night Brussels Papers to the 12th January, from which we make the following extracts:- BRUSSELS, ...

... re shall set this Mitter at rest, -by stating a single fact. I has4 been wrong froi, uS. When the Proprietor of The Northein Whig was release-l fr.,i the turison to which his refusal to violate the sacred huoi,, of corifider~ce had costigned him, and when ...

... not as necessary to their existence as the air they breathe. A Whig, on the other hand, wotmid not agree with the Liberals of Franre as to one decisive combination of social order. Whigs and Tories, in fact, are no longer existing par- ties ; they are ...

... Tories had become completely ideutified witih the Whigs! -We never had the least dontbr that Mr. Huvitisson, Lurd G derici, Lord Dudley, ntl Mr. Charles Grant, hld amuric stronger affil nit' with the Whigs thai with such men as Mr.Goulburn, Lord El!din ...