... with those of the Whigs, they will hare the goodness to take into account the tollowing items:- Ist. 42,000,0001. of taxes paid by the country be- tween 1817 and 1828, because the Tories refused to adopt retrenchments proposed by the Whigs, and sub- sequently ...

... be fillea by Locofocos, and- the latter by a Whig. There wil then be inithe house 134 Whigs, 102 Loco- focos, and Six, as they are termed, for the purpose of distinction, Tylermen. These six are all Whigs (no- minally), but are understood to be the warm ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE.-We have no means of pronouncing on the precise extent to which the whig ministers of th t day-and more particularly, such of them as are the whig ministers of this day-were di reotly and formally implicated in those treasonable machinations ...

... in that assembly 26, against 6 wvhigs. In the legislature, it is estimated that the proportion will be 90 democrats to 38 whigs. For some time, therefore tleir dominion will be ab- The struggle, as far as this city was concerned, was pregnant with in ...

... service of Whig-Radical interests. T1hese two oases present tho Conservative principle and the Whig-Radical principle in striking contrast. The Conservatives will reform, where reform is necessary, without any interest in the ehiange; the Whig-Radicals' ...

... say that; but we will say that the Whigs do not deserve the confidence of the people. As Whigs they may not. But what then ? Neither do the Tories. Neither does any class, as aclass. The question is net, shall the Whigs be honoured ? but shall the Corn-laws ...

... surprised to miss from She list of these nssemiblages many whig names wshich, ought to be found at every gathering on behalf of ceustihtaional rights; and we say this, far mere for the| sake of thes whig party, than for that of Hlungary. Of course we cannotrexpect ...

... fote is sealed. A few days back, aald he ywas waved front defeat by a conclave of ,whig peers;at Lansdownealmss; now he is threatened with destriuctionf by a 'syno l -of whig members in Ches- ham-place. Within a mo, ith the whies will have pre- served and ...

... subsisted ?? the Whig aristocracy and the extreme Radicals, it is certahi that the points of' disagreement among these ill- assortod confederates are considerably more numerous and more irreconcilcable than any existing diff'crezices between the Whigs and the ...

... this circum- stance as a guarantee of success. The ilforninc Herald, -on the oher baud, declares that Lord Melbourne and ether whig peers will vote against it. The Manchester Gemardican explains that Lord Melbourne, Lord Nor- flianby, Lord iove'ace, and ...

... Strirklaiid (Whig), Colonel Evans (Whig), Mlr L b . Lton J3n r (Whiug), Sir Samleel WVhalley (Atadi. teal), Mir liumo (Radical), Mr Hardy (Tory), Colonel S G\uod ( Tory), N r Ward (Whig), Sir Thes. Ereemantle ( lr Saney (Whig), Air Toxver ( ...

... opinion. We believe it to be very true that, in their real opinions, the moderate Whigs do not essentially differ from the moderate Tories. Then it insinuates that the Whigs might, not discreditably, go into such a scheme. Their junction with such enemies ...