... WHIG OR TORY !—HEADS TAILS! [From the Standard.] If the Morning Chronicle thinks that contemplate with any feelings but those apprehension and disgust the elevation the Tory party, merely by the depression of the Whigs, our contemporary does great injustice ...

... NORTHERN WHIG CLUB. The annual meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjoining counties was to have taken place on Monday last, the current. Sir J. T. Stanley, Bart, in the chair, supported Earl Grosvenor, Lord Crewe, and all the Whig Nobility ...

... Till: WHIG .IFDGF.S are now the Several old and distinguished bench of Seutthdi judges. Moiicrieff has for years maintained his *• pride wth universal satisfaction and honour; and the names of Franeis Henry (ioekburn, John Cuiimzhame, and John Archibald ...

... CIIKSHUIE WHIG CLUB. The fir-t general mee.iug of this club was held at the Duval Hotel, Che-ter. Tuesday last. Ninety five noblemcu and gentlemen sat down to tin excellent dinner linb- before -I* o’clock. Lord Crewe m the ehair ; tie urge Wiluraham. ...

... WHIG OPPOSITION. With regard to the measures and priceerllngs of the party called Whigs, during the prt-'gre-s of lute session, we defy their ablest sophists and supporters, takings constitutional basis for their argument, t'» disprove the charge solemnly ...

... WHIG TREACHERY. With that end in view the Whigs iu the Liberal party announced that they would not attend during an Autumn session, and so the Government had perforce to abandon all thought of one. Under the circumstances it is difficult to see how the ...

... WHIGS AND RADICALS. IT is no longer denied that there is within the Liberal party at present a great struggle for the upper hand between the Radical element, represented by Mr Chamberlain, and the Whig element, represented feebly by Lord Hartineton, Earl ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. (From the Times.) It is really incomprehensible how a reforming Ministry should, after six years of office, leave to its successors so many useful and necessary things to do, to which no one can reasonably object, and which they themselves ...

... WHIG SENTIMFNTALITY. (From (A- Edilstmrgh Errming Post.) We intended to have noticed Loud Glenelg's redoubterl manifesto against the occupation of 'nu' late acquisitions in Carrara at ;he time, but it is not too late to show np this one of the many a ...

... THE TIMES AND THE WHIGS. (From the St. James's Chronick.) The Times of the 23d contained a virulent attack upon the Whig Noblemen and Gentlemen who obeyed their Sovereign's summons to assist persouslly, or by their children, in the ceremony of the Coronation ...

... existing powers that be. Strictly speaking, indeed, the term Whig applicable only to the weaker party, struggling against the more powerful. If we look for historical examples, we find the term Whig applied, in the above sense, to the Covenanters, as struggling ...

... PARTIES. THE WHIGS. (From the Timet.) That attention which was shown to some of the Whig families by the King at the time of the Coronation-was it advised by Ministers, was shown without their privity and consent } If the former, then are the Whigs clearly ...