... -the Whigs or the Tories ; and the ministers have been Yiecessithted to govern bv the tenets of the pre- dominant party, rather thnil to lean finr support upon the people. Thle wi riter next proceeds to draw' a picture of the Tories and the Whigs, the ...

... Grensille Adatin- .istration, hie was first Irish Secretary, and was mifterwards President of the Board of Control. With the Whigs he! .quitted office, and on the death of Mr. P'onsonby lie he- came leader of the Opposition in the House of CSommnons. On ...

... disc his soumpertiog- a 'I'ory Adnsioittesitiea, he should nay,. hescune it seat a 'l'ory Adssinisttation that huractiseil Whig tints- ciplet. (A laugh.) Elit conaldsenin ths prasenlt Admninistnswtieu siuts strengthemsed by else convietions that their ...

... gicat sri ig muon her-tue lion. baronet who cepresemited W'estiisiiister-bitt Ito itittif essed, that couture f'romn so high ti whig, witemi iief'etiding the liberty of' the press, ties what lie little esliecteul. lie liati tiow dist'httrgotl his ulttS?', ...

... from troubling, and the -weary are at rest. There is mercy in every dispensation .of the Almighty; but man has none for ?? Wh~ig. . t I OXFORD, April 27.-At a meeting of the heads of colleges I holden this day, the Rev. rhomas William Lancaster, M. A. ...

... gene- ral election, without reference to the more immediate important causes which may produce them, &c., &c.-The principal Whigs are said (but we much doubt the truth of the report) to have confidentially concurred in the pru- denee of such a course; and ...

... arrangements for the succession, three parties are already forming-i, by the advisers of the Duchess of Kent, and some of the Whigs ; 2, the party of the minister; and 3, that of the royal family, who are, we believe, unanimous in their do- termination to ...

... while it incensed the Tories, and brought down upon him the hostility of the Clergy, acquired fbr him the applause of the Whigs and Liberals ; and, for a time, the latter were disposed to regard him as the master spirit competent to the task of repairing ...

... Ileaven be praised for thesignal retribution. They are at length deser~ted by their Whig majorities; their solicitations for a reconciliation with the respectable Whigs have been treated with contempt. Earl Grey will have nothing to do with them, and thou ...

... the minor shades anid ramifications of partie . It abuses the Whigs, it abuses the Tories, it abuses the Wellington Administration. The Wel- lington party, it asserts, are below the Whigs in talent, in- flmence, and respectability; the Whius are below ...

... ary ntmbers, the inure desirable wiould it be that such an Adminstration should coitinue. -Those who used to be called the Whig party could not form an Adminstration likely to last a month; nor the Torieswe mean the Eldon and Newcastle Tories,-oue that ...

... advisable to state this, because t he and this friends throughout the country shared much ulioplil- laritv onl account of the Whig Attorney-Oxeneral.-( Great cheer- inF trorn the Opposition benches. V L'he AyTToLaNs:v-GuNEru i. said that in reflecting upon ...