... onld they choose the latter ? (Cheers and laughter.) Thai, in his opinion, was the character of Whigs ami Tories. Were not the Tories, asked, worse the Whigs? [Hear, beiir' and cheers.j He laid not intended have introduced upon their attention any notice ...

... are probably these :—The Whigs calculate upon majority after July, and they feel strong enough refuse any terms to Sir Peel and his faithless and degraded hundred ami twelve / dissolving before July, Sit'd?. Peel deprives the Whigs their antieipf.tod adyantage ...

... more Whig—that did not far enough for the Reformers ol Newcastle, who rejected him. You also allege that if Radical Reformer had stood, the result would have been bis return to parliament. According you, the Newcastle rejected hecanss was a Whig whereas ...

... there being majority of tbirty-fire against the Government I The Whigs were also left in minority on question of Finance in the House of Commons. becoming manifest that the influence of the Whig Government, both in and out of Parliament, growing * small by ...

... He professes to be a moderate Conservative. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer ultra Liberal, a Radical from the start. The Whig nowhere ...

... inga—that ig that the Whigs, as a party, are as had, nay some of you say worst than the To.iies. Nothing was ever more unbecoming in friends of human liberty (if such you be) tba assertions of that unfounded character, because although the Whigs are indeed far ...

... Bolts, was lost to the Whigs a split in the party. The prospective union of the two branches of the Democratic party on the free soil platform, of which signs are already prominent, renders it not improbable that while the Whigs have the executive power ...

... are the men who best discuss the Common. Weft The tongues of Whigs very fast, and make awful chit ter. But Tory mouths, silent joy, lick clean the oily platter. When out of place the Whigs but chew the cup of empty grief. But Tories cheer their banishment ...

... not find much inducement to support the Whigs and he saw very little difference between them and Tories. He understood that the Whigs wero going to restore the repeal magistrates. That was perfectly right. The Whigs, when those magistrates were dismissed ...

... paper* still their so onunU ef the prgr«?» of (be burniogs f agriculterul piopfrty throug tout the-.DOUiitry, I'lih whole press—Whig «ui Tory—Qi|like,dttt' Orange ps ...

... THE IDITOE TUP CBBCXtCT.!. 4, Pall mall, Drc. 11, 1837. Sir—l fiorf in Time* a« follow* ; PENSION LIST, NO- I. « Oriittans (whig)—cliildmi of tin* (Rrmirß Irwlj orator .l®f» 0 > to tire shore i* tahricatinn, a* no children nr rleation* ofrthe late Mr ...

... gentleman has withdrawn from the Cabinet, and will speedily be elevated to the Peerage by tbc title of Baron Marstam. THE WHIGS AND THE MINISTRY. We understand that a meeting of members of the Liberal party, convened by circular, was held on Saturday ...