... the principles of modern Whiggism-has given to the Whigs the cabinet. He has placed the country under the government of Whigs and Whig prin- ciples. We care not whether a man call himself Tory, Whig, or Radical; we are very sure that if he be sutl3- ciently ...

... Liverlowl, what is Woie ei-. dvant than this? That out of the Whigs a, Cahinet CANNOT 9B voamED 1I Mr. Canning attlemptedl it froin nfecessity, never having originally intended ainy such ineasure. The Whigs caught at the twig thus unexpectedly offered ito then ...

... 12 abobte York Whig Club2 diatidg lhat there lteV~lr wag so 0f fasoorable a tlate as the present ofor: obtitering Old''party fee liagle, and ast Tbe York Tory Club no Ioinger.exists, he ~recommrend.1 tire disvolutioif of the York Whig Club, aind tedr ...

... retainnhi's place.'' 'Judging from the statements .published, we should say that Lord GODESUCSS first cgmmitted himself with his Whig associates to bring Lord-HOLLAND into the Cabinet ;' that bemade the attempt,' failed, and therefore itendered his resignation ...

... hehad actedlremained also. He (Mr.JH.) was en not in sudha situation. If liermight there talk. of'Whigs .51 end Tories, he never belonged to the Whig party; and. of therefore there was a difference between the situation of tis himself and that of the ...

... Wvhat the principles of tlseWlsigslsadto do wilnth s election Pi 11 at Liverpool; but itlhad beenitlhere stated, thatthie Whigs Ri re were pledged to the principles of Lord Liverpool. He SI .o begged to say that ho conisidered tile principles of Mr. ...

... Cobbett.' I would not be an of ki by anti-population-monger like 'The Chronicle,' though I prev be would be as much of the Whig as' IThe Times,' and more fortu eir of the party man than ' The Globe.' I would be much exhil of more learned than ' The Literary ...

... grand admiral, orange-tip, marble, tortoise-shell, and blue argue. By night, the no less splendid family of moths, are on the whig, but can only. be admired when they happen to be disturbed from their retreats by day. The elephant- hawk-moth is a beautiful ...

... Viscount Milton-and that this alliance is, .itelf, Ireb ats not 'without reference to the next probable vacancy it) the Foleo, tsr whig-hialf of the representation of Yorkshire,-Lee;dslntel. rnck, 25. INQUoESTrS.-On Tuesday, Mr. Wood held an inquest at jambi ...

... 'Tr E E.11C.-This phrase is a very common one, asld anegro.belonging to Judge Inlay, of NewYotx, bether his master wy~as a Whig or ai Tory? The reply was- Maesaon ode fence; him want to: know which be trongest party.-N~eaorsey Paper: NEW SE~cI-A licence ...

... llashitig eye atid form oi-might- TIhe diaden upon ttis brow- Casting a fierce and fiery glow; From his broad shoulder spread the whig, That on Site thunder.cloud migltt spritglE There'tIempter, Stands thyi tant franme- That not the tltunder-stroke could taine ...

... I his political priticiples., li- wss'ebrouglit in by his political o opponents and Isis private friends, It -was not the Whigs that. brought him in,,it was Cthe Tories, andil hope Mr. Sykes will ) learn from the procpedingsof this tuey, in -whom to place ...