... le Liverpool speech, described the fusion which the late Mr. Canning's accession to the premiership had produced among the whig and tory parties in the state. By the by, I think the word con-fusion would have been the most appropriate term the right ...

... essential difference the two, that, the burst once over, the machine becortien,o tame and harmless as a child, or a ratting Whig lawY er Sid a place under government; wherea s th e p eo ple, roused, go on thundering at the door of the legislato r ,' an ...

... He was reelected for, subsequent Parliaments at comnaratively little expense. From the first to the last he was a thorough whig. Same day, at Cheadle. Staffordshire, in her 71st year, Mrs. Ingleby, mother of Mr. Thomas Ingleby, of this town. On Tuesday ...

... the dull routine of political affairs can have for the ladies. What matters it to them who are in or out of office ? Who is whig to-day or tory to-morrow. What bills are thrown under or upon the table, as long as the collective wisdom do not materially ...

... too, was generally select. We never liked to attend the half-guinea, the five shilling, or the half-crown dinners which the whigs and the radicals used to get up, and which were attended by all the patriots of Liverpool. The orators wee always so numerous ...

... gloss over his union with the whigs? The country has not forgotten the manner in which the ultra tory writers traduced the character of the late Mr. Canning, because in self-defence he formed an alliance with • the whigs. Nor has it forgotten the virtuous ...

... in donations and in shares, amounts to about £60,000. THE HoLynr_An ItoAo.—We are tired of noticing the inconsistency of the Whig economists. If the British empire and its dependancies are to be strengthened and fortified, or the interests of religion and ...

... provoke us to flourish one sprigs, Of their vengeance, ye protestant.desputs, beware ; We'll confirm, in defiance of tories whigs, Bold O'Connell's retina for the comity of Clare. Thc ear of old England, once deaf to our calls, Shall bestow on us time oyaTie ...

... for religion; like the Vicar of Bray, lie had tried all interest dictated. In politics Gripus was a complete turo c radical, whig, or tory, as circumstances were favc ur : Di 4 Wherever interest preponderated, there Gripus pitc he d tlO t f camp for the ...

... which one of these talented gentlemen bad broached in a speech • -which he had delivered at the annual meeting of the Cheshire Whig Club, and proved that the man who entertained such sentiments was a Heist and not a Christian. We have now to draw the attention ...

... Lancaster Black drop, judiciously administered, would quiet u commotion in Manchester better than a regiment of dragoons. When the whigs will not stomach the minister's proposal, Mr. Abernethy is obviously the man to set matters to rights. So convinced are we ...

... town ; but it is a remarkable fact, that most of the professing Quakers who figure before the public are either attached to whig or to radical doctrines, and that, as a thing of course, they patronize the papers that advocate their favourite opinions. ...