... and insie mates must Cdsely that the Whigs are now stilling to briiir hark the Government to what it then made : he praises the Pill of Wring as a eecood Magna Chart., bat he takeS care not to acknowledge that the Whigs rendered this second Charter of no ...

... TO THE WHIGS. GENnEmEx,—Whatever praise or whatever attilell to the name it was once your boast to assume, the name itself is so identified with the History of England, that we have a right to ask why it has disappeared from our records? Hitherto you ...

... Whig. Mr. Charles Buxton, M.P., has addressed a letter to a member of the Jamaica Committee, setting forth the reasons why he cannot assent to the prosecution of Governor Eyre for the wilful murder of Mr. Gordon. After expressing his indignation at the ...

... TO THE WHIGS. LETTER 111. GEwrisum—l have said that Lord DEnav's Government took pre cisely that ground which the Whigs should have appropriated. Brief-lived as that Government was, never since the time of Lord GREY'S Administration has any Cabinet evinced ...

... WHIGS. Payne G. May Bright 164 H. Harridance Dawson,jun l3B \Vilmshurst 152 Baker 155 Felton Aikin Sadd Fuller A. May ...

... Glaser( to proscription. Very good! If I understand this Old Whig, Mr. BRIGHT is not to be proscribed, not absolutely shut out ;heisto be admitted, if he will behave himself. Now, does this Old Whig, or does Lord JOHN RUSSELL, imagine that JOHN BRIGHT is ...

... WHIG GRATITUDE. Ma.l l Enrron,—Testerday I went into a celebrated Whig bookseller's shop hi the West-end of the town to purchase a pamphlet, awl while standing at the counter, in swot gigsetic Gentleman, who interrogated another of less stature, who was ...

... WHIG CLUB. The fourth Annual Meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuesday, at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand; Mr. Fox in the Chair, supported by the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Robert Spencer, Sir William Milner, &c. This meeting was more numerous than ...

... WHIG DEVICES. very transparent sophism of the Whigs, is that which would set apart Independent Liberalism as a dependency of Brookes's Club. They hold Messrs. BRIGHT, ROEBUCK, and Co. as irregular tribes of their empire; and they seem inclined to ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. During the unhappy war which brought King Charles the First to the scaffold, his adherents were called Cavalie's, and those of the Parliament Round-heads, which two names were afterwards changed into thoss of Tories and Whigs. The ...

... reign to the opponents of the court, is cherished by the Whigs as the ge- Innine descendants of the covenanting Scots. Johnson says, Whig, Sax. whey, butter-milk, or vbry small beer. Again, Whig, first applied to those in Scotland who kept their meetings ...

... WHIG CLUB. Yesterday a meeti.'g of the 11'hig Club wa• at the Crown and Auchor, in the Sirsiiti. It was„ numerously attended, but had only few of its Members in Parliament, in consequence of their attendance there. After the usual toasts were gone through ...