... COLCHESTER ELECTION. — WHIG MEETING^ EXTRA ORDINARY. COLCHESTER. Saturday Nih^ Ihis tawn has just witnessed on ■ of the most remarkable meetings ever assembled for a politicd pur. o-e. Whether fiom ihe want of previous notice of the ret rement of Sir ...

... I— Hamu. I once was a Whig, and I once was a Tory I ye dallied with this and with that • At least it is thus that my foes tell the s.orv But now I am only a rat. * When the Whigs held the seals in the days nf .. _ R _ th &1 Whig 9 * both ?? eJ and t. ...

... long time before this happened, the Whigs were heard to say that they had many irons in the fire to hinder his grace's journey; and some two or three days before his death, the Lord Hinchingbroke, a notorious Whig, being lately come from London, and talking ...

... find J Why, Whig corruption, places, pensi. as, and the looking after one's owu family. The fremier vi the present Ministry was an exampie. He bad stuck to place and power for rify years, and had proved false to every principle, serving with Whig, and Co ...

... protectionist. But on that day he received a letter from Mr. Hayter, the whig secretary of the Treasury — and he at once sacrificed protection, and came down here to canvass you as a whig. I have the envelope which con- tained that letter in my hand. It is ...

... his cause, was that he* should be one of themselves, a stanch and ardent Whig; that he should show favour to none hut Wuigs ; that he should make all the old grudges of the Whigs bj s own ; and then- was but too much reason to apprehend that, if he disap- ...

... the appointment of Mr. Handy- j side, Sheriff of Stirlingshire, to the office of Solicitor- ! G-Bneral. Mr. Handyside is a Whig of the Russell school.— Edinburgh Advertiser of Friday. ...

... themselves Whigs, know what are our views, and what we desire of you is— I st - To send us a good name to be proposed as a Whig. Uisborne has been mentioned as a person acceptable to the Dissenting bodies here, many of whom profess themselves Whigs. My strength ...

... English tongue, and he was a Tory. The foregoing lines about Fox, it might have been thought, would have pleased even Whigs ; but a literary Whig is never pleased with anything said by a Tory, and accordingly Mr. Jeffrey was pleased to observe, as soon as the ...

... a doubt of his defeat ; but the de- luge is more overwhelming than the most sanguine Democrat predicted, or the most timid Whig feared. It required only an exercise ofthe simplest arithmetic, with the most ordinary knowledge of human nature, to foresee ...

... ot party names, the words Whig anrl Tory, they are not much above thirty year* old, having >;. pressed 'o the service of many successions of parr • very different ideas fastened to them. Explain ihe origin of the words Whig and Torv. and examine ...

... we are not sorry, upon the whole, that the assault should come from the Whig party : — Via prima satut's, Quo! minirue raris, graia. {.andetur ah vibe. In some sort, the Whigs may be said to deserve the honour of first repudiating the enormous lie ...