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... com- rimunicatiori per rail this evening, I have leamed from all authentic source that the meeting of the leaders of the high Whig party, held this afternoon at Farnley Hall, the scat of Francis HlawksWorth Fawkes, Esq., has broken up without bringing out ...

... describing the scene in his Vindication of the Constituetion, adds that GEORGE I. entirely depended upon the Whig peers, and the Whig peers resolved to compensate themselves for the disappointment they had experienced under WIL- LIAta III. They ...

... recent appointment of Lord Granville as the worst piece of jobbing of which the Whigs had been guilty. He did not think, with all their thirst for patronage, that the Whigs would be bold enough to fill up the vacant situation of the master of the buckhounds ...

... seduced into allowing one Whig to be re- turned, but that party had come with an olive-branch in hand, and a dagger concealed in its foliage [hear]. If it were advisable for the sake of peace and harmony then to retain a Whig and a Conservative, how bad ...

... of course know, are three in number-Mr. Cass, the nominee of the old Demo- cratic party; General Taylor, of the soi-d'isant Whig party, though there is no earthly propriety in the title ; and Martin Van Buren, of the Free-soil party. It may be well, before ...

... was not a Whig at the time of the Reform Bill. But he has since become one. Now, it is plain that neither Free Trade nor Toleration was the point of difference between the par- ties, when Mr. YOUNG wrote and Lord STANLEY spoke. For the Whigs were still ...

... first- rate parliamentary tadiqn o11 record. The conduct of the Whig Governmenlt certainly afforded opportu- nlities to such a skilful master of parlianienltaryv policy as Sir Rt. Peel. The Whigs had obtained possession of power by making promises to the masses ...

... sat for Thetford, but in 1832 he was returned for North Essex. Lord Ashburton commenced life as a Liberal, supporting the Whigs with almost unvarying con- sistency in their many struggles against the old order of things. But, apparently, it was rather ...

... clerks, or throw consuls abroad into a dependence for existence upon the fees which they are ti extort from sbipmasters. The Whigs practice this kind or economy; but they scruple not to do such thingr as superannuate, with an excessive retired al lowvance ...

... of' Whig politics-which is plainly putting the matter at once on the footing of a Whig party job. Ministers have thus literally sanctioned the principle that electioneering corruption is compara- tively excusable when practised by Whigs, for Whig purposes ...

... uetness. Mr. WALTON moved the first resolution :- That in the opinion of this meeting, the past government of Ireland by the Whig ministry has been pregnant with evils to the . best interests of Great Britain and Ireland, and Injurious to the progress of ...