... Tories had The adopted one of the Whig toasts, and had avowed its iples source; and as he did not wish for a war of extermination against them, what more could be required than their ople adoption of Whig language and Whig sentiments. Air. nple W. then drew ...

... its inability to pay in cash. And therefore it devolves ipon the Whigs to shew -the exception to the ge- neral-rule, as it applies to the parties con- cernied in the national debt The Whigs, as the first parents of the national debt, have lately appeared ...

... TEE WBIG OPPOSITION. It is announced that an attempt will be made by the Whig Opposition to obstruct the progress of public business, on the very first night of the Ses- sion, by a factious amendment on the Address. This amendment will be moved by the ...

... tltibi Whig party has been battling thirty yesra ftr a Ut ?? Bank; nor did it have anytbieg to do is the ceetsi i of the one General Jackson overthrew, whose fintpregliatt was Langdon Cbevet, of South Carolina. It is etluolly sot a fact, that the whig party ...

... a tolerable cha- racter of the Whigs in their present places by one of their best and most honest Press defenders. This is, however, not all. On Monday last, July 22d, the Advertiser again returned to the scratch ?? Whig backs, and after liberally calling ...

... WHIG GREEDINESS. These shufflers require sharp looking after.'}- ld Play,. To ?? of hie Lferpooi Standard. SxI,-I understand that at their evening. orgies, a certain squad of small politicians, most exactly compre. hended within the two terms Whigs ...

... auspices; of one entire Whig hue, untinged with a single sombre stad, of Toryim, or even relieved with one dazzling tint of the real Radical colour.'' . HU ors A:w TRY AN? WHIG CsnLONi. - .. q subject is, approached by Sir John, the Whig pamph. a leeer, with ...

... THE WHIGS IN 1832. The Editor of the Freeman's Journal has possessed himself of a copy of the Letter referred to in Major- General Napier's evidence at Clonmel, and publishes it with the following introduction:- Before we place this remarkable document ...

... IMPOLICY OF THE WHIGS. Ie ?? o M Q -n-n IT was an observation of MB. SHRlIDAN, that Ml his and our old friends the Whigs wore very, apt. to 6bi place themselves unnecessarily in awkward 'situations in and. to erect diffloulties in their own path which ...

... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. Tal. most curious circumstance revealed by the recent elections is the revival of the territorial in- fluence of the great Whig magnates in the English counties. This has been a surprise to the Conser- vativea. In many places ...

... GOOD-BY TO THE WHIGS!! A SONG OF REJOICING. (From Blackwood's Magazine.) A I R- Dear Tona this brown :Lig. Good-by to the Whigs — their departure's at hand— Is the cry o'er the length and the breadth of the land 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness from mountain ...

... TIM WHIG CLUB. Yeferdav, the mnemnbers of thlis Society diasd I I tocther at the Crown and Anchor Tavernl for t til: filft tillic-this feafon. The meeting wv as ve. e ry numerous, and manv Members of both Hou- fes of Parliament were prefcnt. Among others ...