... in the Ediiobirg/h, we cannot t, afford to yield our position a second time, in order to d furnish political capital to the Whigs, and get snubbed for our good-nature. The loibe states that the appointment abroad v which Sir W. Codrnimgtoml told hia ce ...

... division a bs the House of Commons,. and then there can be no misun. P diretnding between the Radicals and the Whig Govern-. aeset; I maintsiil the Whigs have one scale for Gentilityr fiand another for Vulgarity;- but by the Radical pressing Sbiieu motions to ...

... his bidding Ml is eminently characteristic, and Strikingly illustrative ofdi the difference between tise principles of the Whig leader,di end those of thne party represented by his antagonist. 'rie tit intended design is, it is said, no otiser than that ...

... 1,1841. A r3 B,/11. BENTLEY has just published the follow- _.a xt Ing NEW WO.iS. I. 3n TE1E TORY BATIONET; ed On, TORIES, WHIGS, AND RADICALS. rly A Novel, lI 3 Vols. Pooit 8to. en - II.C, he MRS. GORE. THE LOVER AND THlE HUSBAND; And S THE WOMAN OE A ...

... Week, ltlrztalv. tm rpteol, Ond in Ieu or it io that Day Two Obseiverx, Two ArciigAllic.r13. 17nglislnI3~l and Independent Whig are ?? ?? Subscribers for the Hilt 1yoUr are non- 'Iamitted 0sa apolyltg to M~r. Tfhonaus Bcailey, Nro. !9, Comnitcmriol- titeet ...

... connected with tl e oldest e families of Lanoashire and Cheshire. 1-1e was one of those whio were raised to the peerage by the Whigs for the pur- pose of incre'asing their numerical strength in the House of Lords. His death will be sincerely lamnented by his ...

... e`i Or- what 11LibarsslrMeans; or wo would venture to draw.the line of sepiratsonbetveen them ? We once. understood what \'Whig and Tory usaselt, but in the present day those terms are well-aigh bsitviett . . - . e :. . .. lly creed s all, thereforo ...

... penee inecard A HISTORY of thne FIrly Part of the kof JAMES the SECOND, abrbicied f hon Ri1 Hsao.C. J. FOX, bt a Member of the Whig ClubD R;S Alfo, Speedily will be publiahed, wilton b- th, A ;he Abridgmenrrt, and uniformly printed, a CONTINU of ;1. FOX's ...

... again appear in the character of independent members of E Parliament, further removed from the Protectionists than I from the Whigs. Under existing circumsLances, both as to the foreign relations and domestic interests of the sy country, the Session will ...

... This was the course adopted ( by Mr. PITT in his early and best days, and by EAILL GREY in his ripe maturity. t SETERAS of the Whig Members who voted, against 1 Ministers on the Sugar Deties, and who will again oppose al them on the Corn Laws, as well as ...

... 24, 1135. nd P.S. H-ow delighted the Whigs will be! They wvill new I ,the ?? 1Oh, be joyful l I dare refer all questions between ,rk,) myself and Mr. TcORNceILL to the greatest fee I have-aye, ,NET even to a Whig, It. 0. diner 0 THE WEST-RIDING OPERATIVES ...

... the reinstatement an qD of the Whigs under Loan JohN RUSSELL. To fl that party thle country has been indebted for most so, ace of our great political reforms. Toe the just andto irs, kindly treatment of Ireland by the Whigs, we may pc ies, look with hope ...