... WHIGS AND TORIES In the Leeds Times we observe the following curious B'atemeut, setting forth the comparative result, to Whigs and Tories, pi' the working of the Revising Barristers' Court, as regards the township of Leeds : — In the township of Leeds ...

... VEXATION OF THE WHIGS. (From tbe Buaks Herald.) All that the jealousy, vexation, and irritation, of unex- pected and utter defeat can say, do, aud write, the Whigs and Radicals are doing, saying, and writing. Their organs, tbe Morning Chrouicle and Globe ...

... THE WHIG MINISTERS. (From the Morning Post.) Circumstances which have been notorious to all the world have shown the state of thraldom in which the King of England has been held since in an evil hour he placed himself in The hands of the Whigs. These ...

... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIGS. Yesterday a requisition to convene a Common Hall was presented to the Lord Mayor at tbe Mansion House, signed by a number of Liverymen of London. It was as follows :— TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD MAYOR. *• We, the undersigned ...

... THE INTRIGUES OF THE WHIGS. (From the Old England.) The vigilant and fearless Standard has this week established another claim m>on the gratitude 0 f tne country. Bv an open and honest denunciation of the next intended shifting* of the thimble, it has ...

... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. (From the Morning Herald.) Yesterday passed over the new administration like the day befo:e, except as to speculations, some of which were retracted, and new ones substituted in their place. We are told by some of our contemporaries ...

... WHIG PROSECUTIONS. (From the John Bull.) The government api ear, very wiseiy, determined to put down the prevalent opposition to tl.e assessed taxes. They have prosecuted lo conviction tbe proprietors and editors ol the True Mun newspaper, fur publishing ...

... bench, spiritual and tern- poial, altogether ? If tbe Church is now in danger, the danger is owing to the wisdom of the Whigs; the Whigs, who have been pound-wise for themselves and penny-wise I. >r the people. What a faction h.is this been ! What a new ...

... THE VITUPERATIVE WHIG PRESS (From the Bucks Herald.) Labouring duly in their vocation the radical and ex- ministerial journals are very violent and vituperative still. They think it a most indecent thing to keep the nation waiting for Sir Robert Peel ...

... DISSOLUTION OF THE WHIG CABINET. This event, which has been looked for with so much anxious expectation by all who feel an interest in the real welfare of the country, has taken place— thanks to the firmness and fidelity of our patriot King. Lord Melbourne ...

... like the Whigs. I must not, however, advocate the cause of the Tories, because there are some points in tiieir political creed wherein 1 widely differ from them ; but I would rather submit to live uuder a Tory government than under any Whig government ...

... METROPOLITAN WHIG ADDRESS. TO THE METROPOLITAN WHIO UE_IB.II. WHO HAVE ADDRESSED ?? THE METROroi.ITAX ELECTORS. I, the undersigned, unable at this season to make my sentiments known in ray place on the hust- ings, feel it as much my duty to ...