... the integrity of Whig principles from the contaminating split-vote policy of Whig and Tory. But oh! monstrous ! I hear that many of you counselled the part support of Sir Richard Vyvyan, to ensure the return of Mr. Baillie! That one Whig might be secured ...

... assertion ; but, setting aside the exclusive liortion of the sentence, it is must certain that you profess to be a Whig orgin, aod 1I11on Whig prlnciples You cannot therefore object to be tried. Froii the Ultra-rory paper of this city, the Wliigs -have no ...

... amongst the people will ever be excited ini favour of a Whip .measure so long as thme Whigs contittue to act as they have done. - The only eanesn by is hiri thme Whigs could have overcomne she re-s ,sistanee of time upper house they have rejected, for thtey ...

... LETTERS TO WHIGS ON WHIGGERY. NO. lit. TO ROBEIRT BRIGHT, ESQ. SIR,.-When a political antagonist, who has been fighting tooth and nail with you upon the principles which both nmay severally profess, suddenly veers about, and, from cha- racteriSmS your ...

... fight c for the spoil. The junction can lead to notlcing but an over- v throw ofthe Whig administration. It is folly to talk ofthe v T'ories gliving more than the Whigs: the leopard will not h change his spots, and though a Tory administration may t come ...

... whichs 1, with many others, am denounced by yo(u as,, a miodern WvsLss Whig, and not a 'Whig of the OLDS school. I am sorry, Sir, very sorry, that a ,entlernim who, as a Whig, cart Scaicl econsidered to be indifferent to the civil liberty Otf any ...

... however disgraced the name of Whig ?? be, by the conduct of some who profess to he Whigs, still the principles of real Whiggisin are good, and I am satisfied that they are out priiciiples. I would call you, geintlemien, the Whigs of Bristol. The sentiments ...

... I, in common with many others, have deplored from the first the ?? which the n took place-a struggle which, by dividing the Whig party upon, one question, gave to the TIory candidate ami accidental majority upon the poll, of' which he'took advantage in ...

... 'scsions of P~arliamca't, vwe tthink we need otter oaooyfr r the length of tile following exctracts:-I l .COND IN ?? FTE LATE WHIG.ItADICAL E I IUNION. di we haive tirti brriefly charavcter sad tire varirras Parties Wehicht spplirt w~ roticiters !ii thle ...

... MRI. UILTME AND THE SMALL WHIGS. II- ?? _: r ._ ?? M ' - . . (From Tait's Edinburgle Magazinc.) Sucm of our readers as are old enough politicians to remember Vansittart Chancellor of the Exchequer, are acquainted with the commencement of Mr. TuICe's Par- ...

... WHAT OUGHT THE WHIGS TO DO? BY, A MESMBERi OF THlE PARTY. [We extract the following article from Tcait's A.Magzine for the present mionth. In a note by the Editor we are informed that the writer, by his position, belongs to the aristocratical section ...

... WHIG versus' TOjtY1 MINISTRY. ThO Tories arev ve. tl. f spiee. in depreciation~or !le ntw WlinisitOr'. This. js very sxiatiirgl an'their park t but is it iuitret? L.', .~'~ ~fl tl. 'a si r 'D~r~ of the ' A'iqminh~ -tr atzon'id compare thehi qpnai en'tippstar ...