... also, the remains of Mr. Can- ning’s party are equally irritated, and must, therefore, be still more identified with the Whigs. To Lord Althorp, we believe, there has been recently attaching party of considerable weight, and daily increasing in numbers ...

... Statesmen guished part in the New Cabinet. of the,high Tory party, will fill np the voids caused by the secession of the Whigs—we say, Whigs, for it would be in disregard of al] experience and observation for a moment to suppose that any more coalitions between ...

... is a genuine and unmixed Ad- ministration, being formed entirely of statesmen of the Tory party. There is now not.a solitary Whig left to leayen or influence its councils. In the next place all the names'alluded to in our last, with the exception of the ...

... the parties of which it was formed, from one of which, it might be supposed, the break-up prin- cipally originated, viz. the Whigs, he adds, “I never had the honor to know men more desirous to pro- mote the substantial interests of the country—men of more ...

... succession of Tory Judges and politicians; for of that party they have hitherto been, with one or two excep~ tions, when the Whigs have, perhaps, for the space of six contrived to slip into office. (Laughter.) The consequences of sucha system are, I repeat ...

... { wish we could forget those terms Whig and Tory, but I never did belong to the party which is calied Whig, aud as Lord Carlisle had been all his life a steady adherent of that party, he retired, because the Whigs retired. That could form no reason for ...

... founding his argument on the articles it had nev er y, aod comment oa them, that heen contemplated by King William and the Whig Ministr y, to admit Roman Catholics, under the treaty, to all civil privileges on the mere takiag the oath of. allegiance The ...

... poorest cottager.is fenced by the motto of its northern sis- ter, and laughinz'y, yet tram ean ask even him, dare meddle ws’ me Whig. ...

... deepl member family, deeply in'crcsled. out forth anv thmg .‘utellizcuce: and fro .Urged to commil si file for to spes folio whig is ex Timet : ** We must «r depailure certain hnve done creates may do. then what scene to: nation! If the ...

... most anxious and minute attention, into the foundations of all the vile reports and iusinua. lions circulsted tiy Whigs and Papists, and whig and popish newspapers, and the result of these inquiries is, that all arc false as hell. Upon the guilt ofthe assassin ...

... is signed by what has been called, antil within these six week, the petition of the Tories, as well as the petition of the Whigs of Edinburgh. With pleasure I mention that there exists at present no such Mr. H. Drumond observed, that the present petition ...

... this University in Parliament, have not yet come forward, and unless a strong effort be made in the course of to-morrow the Whig favourite will be returned. ‘The numbers polled up-to twelve o’clock were, 86 for Bankes and 82 for Mr. Cavendish. At this ...