... with Mr. Ibbotson, to vindicate his political consistency n. against allgainsayers and doubters. He declared himself ald a Whig, favourable to gradual but not organic changes. Aid so lately as January last, he presented himself at a eat political dinner ...

... 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 ...

... sill su~ccd If ysur tifetts is the cause of Free Trade stie or contiorsed. W, Nddrefs osorseiveg ?? in rhoae Electors, halls Whigs ansd Rodleals, who ace diopused frotn auy diff~erste of ?? ?? o 314sY cxslt between? tss on other poltitcal teattera, to plurop ...

... 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 ...

... the Millions of our Manufacturing Population. raise Moved by E. BANssES, Jun. Eeq., juhligle Seconded by Rev. Taos. SCALES Whig 4 That a loyal and dutiful Address be presented to her measus liejesty the Qrteen on behalf of this bleeting, that it be signed ...

... once been sent to the northern frontier y to keep the peace, is now a declared candidate forthe office ex of PRESIDENT in the Whig interest, at the next Election. in The American Congress assembles on the 6th inst., and one ag at of the most important subjects ...

... Albany The Coryphee, by Menander. Poyntz, with an llustration The Vetturino, by Dudley Cos- by Leech. ?? Cabinet-Disclo- The Whig and Tory. - An Uni- sures. I versal Newspaperto ?? SRA Song for the Sorrowful, by Tastes and Opinions, com:c W. Law Gone. posed ...

... &lass Stock Of new asid elegant FURNITURE alwuy on band at No. H3, KIRKGATE, LEEDS. THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE of this Day I1 A.. ?? Whig Corn atid Peel Crisis MrIea. O'Con- I nell's New Position t Cotton Twist to the Fiee Ti-aders of the United Kingdom ; Rteport~s ...

... his resignation of office, and the unsuccess- attempt to form a Whig Cabinet, have n him additional power to carry his intended Isure. The remarkable spectacle has been giessed, of Whigs entreating a Tory leader to pme office, and promising him their ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... lottie ?? tliooo wlo eopouzsd will t Iltem, and Diossent was oftener than bderante it, a fliers tool its Thhtut tile hattds of Whig statesmen. 'Tue separation of the Clttrch 111111-] from tile State wasi trea~ted by the pritteipal expoteents of Dis. IW santimtg ...