... Althorp made to the House of Commons last night, and which led to the adjournment of the House to Monday next, shows that the Whig Administration has received a blow which has shaken it to its very inundations. Whether the Cabinet will go to pieces, patch ...

... if the Tories, above ,00 » w 'th Sir R. Peel their th.» e ucte from the supporters of Government, ra«i™to' strength of the Whig Ministry on that ocri.. ...

... and moderate opinions. Again, on the subject of party spirit, the same letters say— With respect to the parties themselves, Whig and Tory, I can bat think two dispassionate, sensible men, who have seen, read, and ob served, will approximate in their sentiments ...

... and the Wellington swerves* fmni the atraight llAe truth here, n-> . wealth powers the Conservatives, the and dcrei«- of the Whigs, will establish bis ministry. ...

... —the first thing which will strike the reader is, the non-appearance in the list of a single recruit fiom the ranks of the Whigs or Radicals. The Ministry, we gather from the language of their organs and partisans, profess reform principles, yet they have ...

... of public patriotism. It is a rare thing to find that house opposing any harsh, ungracious, or unconstitutional act of the Whig ministers. It is as rare a thing to find it extending its support to any good and beneficial measure. Its recent conduct on ...

... A few years ago many Members of his Majesty's present Government, many partisans of his Majesty's present Government, many Whigs, many economists, many Radicals, many disciples of many creeds, many disciples of no creed at all, united their Joint wisdom ...

... the ground, and the furniture scattered through ihe streets and broken to pieces—the dispute being between the triumphant Whigs and the Jackson party. much for the sonamed land of liberty It is generally believed that the elections throughout the Union ...

... discharged the importaut task he had so undertaken. It was our lot to oppose a Tory Ministry on this question, now oppose a Whig Cabinet, the patriotism of whose Members, when out of office, could not tolerate the extravagant misapplications of the public ...

... the Tories, contradistinction to them, are termed the Blues. The city of Gloucester, the Corporation of which is of old Whig and staunch reform principles, being the headquarters of the candidates, Mr. Tracy Leigh, in the Independent interest, and ...

... thousand people were present, and at which a series of resolutions was carried with loud acclamation, approving the vigorous the Whig party in New York to deliver themselves from the present government, which is called a despotic cabal. The contest is therefore ...

... whose interests they were determined to defend, and whose wants and wishes they knew from experience and association. The Whigs may call a counter meeting ; they have succumbed to the Repealers and the Papists, and these, in return, will doubtlessly attend ...