... The 'iorniny Journat and the Standard though calling themselves T'oriis-uare in reality radical Whigs. ' The Quarterly Reaiew,. 'heretofore Tory, is become Whig, .and the fEdinbuigh, vice : versa. Blarkwood's Magazine,, from furiohs! Tory is changed td a ...

... and honest countryman. But the patriotic views of Mr. O'CoNNELL were marred by the cackling crew, as COBBETT calls the Whigs, whose vapourinag about reform we always knew to be vain and insincere, and by the old Tories who would rather die than support ...

... Puike of Clarence huceceeling to thie throne, 'a ne* Admninstration wiould be fornsed comuposed ofthe leading mcmbers- of the Whigs. Thine Marquis- qf Lausidowie. has been spoken of as Premier, Eaill' Grey, as Home Secretary,Lordl Hollaid as Ioreigri and ...

... n1. Guizot assnred hil should notc be foergottec; and there can be-no far tshat it will be acted upoa in the spirit of our Whig Attorncey ?? 'O boes' to the Prees of tEnr- tand.-Eouniimbise. - : ...

... Goi~llimanilsiet~cr' MolIIlIs, pructors. LIPrbitedl arld~ publisiled alt 149, liriggntcv, Lecellsbb~c L 13 I \ NI.S, (re!; Whig at Ne ?? 4, Xiogsg ?? J. 1.)I'DI\ARD ?? E~S, Jun9- (revidwlgF zlt C. 1. Mabrc, ?? ittlold0''.. ?? c . Wa:rovick-S(Iltirci ; ...

... Lanza;, and such ios she success whirls attended her re- . i,. presenistion of Pelly thatried to she revival of Love in a ci nit whig, ad several other opera; durig she season, is all of b' th which sie wn eqoally ,aucceasfl. Ner aouty, her fioure P X. sod ...

... every measure of retrenchment and economy-a Parliament untractable. a Gentlemen, I shall continue what you always found me,. a Whig. The King can make a Peer, he can put a ribbon upon the breast of a slave; but the King cannot make what you can, what the ...

... RIeCrARD - HART DAVIS, Esq. who is so deeply indebted for his boasted num- hers at the late Election to the second wvotes of the Whigs, declar- ilg that every interest in the country is sufficiently represented, and that the question of Reform is, one of ...

... hut let usnot forget that we owe this further infringement on our liberty toa w-big administration Bitess ?? mark !When tile whigs are out of office, ?? are the most'liberal- and enlirbtened of the friends of humna free- dom ; the momrent they get into office ...

... 201t; 11)11010 . ?? 24 34 'rim ide .c ?? (;I ni 7. I olrl~ lde Ka. ill~~l ?? 2-1 , it :iLin ee . ?? . ?? 3d - . I ?? o~hOi~lio. Whig~p hhIl. ` lil A 11. 1 F.N1l''ll A ditt Il 0 ?? I U1: ti (IF 1n111 fl'l'I iS I 1.Ci 114 :o rInd111 IpTr O nrfr. 011(l In tile ...

... Advocate being drunk, his lu'ttshlp retuird thatks il anl eloquent address, in the caots 'of s'hich lierema'ked that ?? honest whigs and( hottest tories have always betet united in a wish for reform; what, I ain persntided, they tiflired about suas tile sefly ...

... organ of the late M1inisters, and its success has been considerable. 'The jeax d'esprit, and its hits at the Whigs, remind us of the old times of Whig and Tory warfare. DA.RING ROBBERY.-On Sunday night, between the hours of ten and twelve, a gang of thieves ...