... sanctioned and recognised by both Houses of Parliament, and by the various Governments ofthis country both Conservative and Whig; it owed its rapid increase and importance to the active support and tacit sanction it re- ceived from the Executive Government ...

... From the day that he took officn, lie dedicated the whole energies of his mind to the Service of Ireland. Though a zealous Whig, he was not a party man, In the vulgar sense of the term. Justice to all was the pole-start of hii3 course; and there n uver ...

... boot possessed by the Whigs, and unscrupulously exerciml in Totnes, they signally failed, what can we anticipate but similar discomfiture in all other districts, many of which are much less favourably circumstanced for the Whigs? To the victory at Totnes ...

... Administration in offices, of which it does not appear to comprehend any one of the duties, to contend that the measures of the Whigs for the government of Ireland arc not calculated to render life and property there worth the purchase of a day, or even an ...

... increased taxation whether there shall be a war or not ! Above all, the bread tax is pertinaciously continued by a combination of Whig and Tory parties—without the least hope or prospect of repeal! The burthens of the State press too heavily upon the working ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR WHIPPER-IN. (From the Blackburn Standard.) A very si?till personage in the political world, albeit iiPpi-*-* 10 a ?? bishop, son to a Whig-made lord, tm\ ■ whipper-in to a House of Commons, was enter* tamed at dinner on Thursday, ...

... strength has just taken place at Manchester between the two great contending parties, on the election of churchwardens. The Whigs were led on by Mr. Cobden, of cornlaw notoriety; the Conservatives, by Mr. George Clarke, an obstinate defender of his party ...

... From the day that he took office, be dedicated the whole energies of his mind to the service of Ireland. Though a zealous Whig, he was not a party man, in the vulgar sense of the term. Justice to all, was the polestar of his course, and there never was ...

... Utopian ■ territory, has the advantage of the services ofa vene- I rable nobleman (neither an old beau nor a juve- i nile Whig — neither matutinally trifling nor post- fraudially somniferous) — who gives her the benefit of prudent counsel, of which ...

... however, a Whig-Radical Committee hit upon the notable policy of refusing to open the re- gistry, that is, of assuming as valid every vote re- corded, whether through personation, fraud, or per- jury—the example was universally followed by the Whig-Radical ...

... trustees should expire without any leg*- lation and thus insured the transfer of church of Enjlmid charities into the hands of Whig-Radical Dissenters of all denominations. Madrid pspeis of the 21st inst. have been received, but they are destitute of news ...

... INQUIRY INTO THE PRINCIPLES OF WHIGS AND TORIES. TO TUE EDITOR OF THE MORN IN 0 POST. Sir— ln despotic countries it might be an advantage that the Government should be more enlightened and more libe- ral than the people. Our own great Alfred was proud ...