... to dissent from the writer on one or two points. We are no Whigs ourselves, nor ever were ; hut aise do not renognise either common sense or common justice in the epithet base and bloody WhIgs, a nickname adopted by the Cobbettites from the ?? of their ...

... - N'hig and Tory also were ilrst used as erossof mutual reproach at this time. The Whigs vwre so denominated fromna cant name given to four 9cotoh Conventisler= (Whig being milk turned sour.) The Tories were denominated from the Irish bandltti. -o called ...

... VQtes:-For SirC M Sutton testing, though not a decisire qucatian undr los irO stances; for the Peel address and o eo - ,3Oe r Whig amendment. which l tter was carri-d by of 7 only; for Slr W. Follett's amendment on the Corponition Refornt Bill, vhichl w ...

... to the subject of his communication, which is to the full as much to our taste as political discussions and the wrangles of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. CArlA-In reply to the inquiry of A Moderate Reformer, and JVel wishher to tseopreseat Admsinistratione ...

... Brougham was aprotege .of Pitt. In noticing this blunder, we informed our brother I -editor that Henry Brougham had been a Whig ever since tie had been known to the public. He still, however, persists in his tale, for the sake of consistency, no doubt; ...

... tlieim- ttnifestoegiiinst the heronligl- mongeis weill rcsluind to their iiiotto that the Liberals are no better than the Whigs, they will find tlemisoelvesgrossly mistaken. STravoNEs' FnieaND SOCinTV.-We have received forthisex- cellent eltirity Teln ...

... d clude every thing which can be considered as party politics, or which can give offence to reasonable persons, whether , Whigs or Tories; and the author pledges himself that 1 nothing shall have a place sn the w ork w hich is not calr- 3. blaed to promote ...

... the north;-and-from-grword-Whigain, used in drivirtg thelrthorsee, allwbo drove were called the WhIgwmores. and shorter-the Whigs. , N.owi sla that vear: . after the news ctme down of :thq Dluke q *Hilailron's tl defeat', the ministers nmtdterpplfo.iea4 ...

... duiverof the Mainavyperhapsltayfair elaim to the name of the father of lies; iut why does ou r correspondentdubthenew ex-Torv-ex-Whig--ex-Rladicai- Tory cad by the.style and title of Dr. Faustus? Both he and his celebrated namesake took theirdegrees somewlhere ...

... until lately, resemble Pennant, the tourist ?- Answer: 1 Because he was then a rank Tory, and had a mortal antipathy to WHIGS ...

... and Which was r eubseqttentl'y copied into the B Iitst Northhern Ahig as f fron the CottornuIlt1 Ranger. Outa friend of the Whig. no doubtt ?? it, but if he or our etnrespondent will 0 tstrn to our publicalion of the 25th ult. he will there find I the ...

... any oui ?? i' rt. WVIneS AND Toatos -Ouii' corresluoudent, A Strident, is in. tirrini. iii , inl thle reign iif George I the Whigs vwere t'ree i.,iiverians, and tile Tories Jacobites. LA ?? our core.Tprudent *AxSCS vvill consult Lady Mi',rkxri,i ?? lnce ...