... a majority of Whi,y—Torirs for a , of ?Oriel% la the ..f Aiwa al elections fin Members if Parli3meal, they according', for Whig to Tory. and he kiwi, MlO , easiin why each party in the emninis.iou, ha‘ing dal . ..rept views as what was bed for the Town ...

... tney hate so deanuoc.eas as ileiitruct•t,e to good Outcrnment Will they pay the ;iigh a compliment as to declare. that the Whig ha%e reasoned into a sincere touverrioa or. d o plead a State Necerbity. as ea furraer occasion:, and that neer srity the retention ...

... in.iirtd tu the Fter-odloe, hut the pla,r 111.111 1104 in,u.v.l stria. 11.. ALI ions 1111 ponlir). and aa he 1141P01. 10 'Whig ele 1410.1(11.3 . fii P 414 W, Ir• had It, • elinrreter. ho is.stroody to be the inreadlary. A t dfiiant ;mon, is Xi (OW b) ...

... Jaice the Whig inemhers will place in the pram-tom of the preheat Ministry. So that the cominerare meet of the parliamentary campaign will he fraught with the WWI isterestieg consequences to public. teal manifested, and exertions made, both by Whigs and Tories ...

... 11 hists were re.tored. A rm% to 1702. ehone a Whig aoheonistration connisting of Lord Gotholelsi.o. Enid Somers. the of Maxtbi.rurgh. le. Tim fluky, Bolingint.ke. god the laremlons. 1.. on 1714. a Whig administration, and the Torts,' an tomsrcuted. George ...

... great parties--the one denornisated Tory. and seeking to concentrate all power in the hands of the chief magistrate—the other Whig. asraestly. resisting the esamoschinchts of the executive, and striving to softie api establish, on a permanent basis, the ...

... ezbuieled, &author atupeadom of impronnabet was summated, the half of which,. Tory writer mild sot hate effected is twe of Whig iienpifity and anti' grace ! It will berdly be believed by pelletal, an obetrottion is York-street, Coveat-prdes 1,111, under ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. We hare just received a pamphlet. bearing the and, the talent divplaycil throughout its iinquci.tionably prucet it to b from the pen ot a u , iter. Front the research and general 4, ri ti, the ork .it nimit claim the attention of Ilia ...

... oun roe.' 111,11 &lON r hair or the the •.( i,. 1,4 ; an d no ! 11 1 1;411 1 . would I. Ii the if lb.' peitle il greater ▪ C Whig Tula the ti t. power pt.., • h haw the • th. 161 110. people 'tto I. oh. L• t•t own oath ..Iltoer lie ',mild ask what ••• 4 ...

... Iwo is it, alt 1.. 1•4114ie Otte.. urn god- ..1 the radish , • ~.., li'st: It a od our Tarte. perm. 41 is. saes h, 1 1 the Whig* allow& i.. ~ #### it, gal 1 gif lb.* somai.y. 11111 ..nt. the outaller. bet rot A usawast theml yid patri..t.e op.siinas ...

... imam Capt. they had bmier is famed view atM sad adt Ime is power time the Cooperages at au. He saw is temeselly it ii, or for Whig the of the elite Cooperation. was pet mad parid Mr. proposed. OW the nuisance la Dolphin Lam, appomio Mr. Walker's Mikes, be ...

... Graham to Sir Robert Peet, give colour to the rumour, that he be. attached Isisupelf to the Tory party, end Sully deserted the Whigs.,—Clear. The gevernerrhip of Doinieic . a.__eltiels has bees cookrra oa Mair. is colorist lucrative appoioMmat wbieb bas &Um ...