... the expectations formed of our future trade with China-a trade, it will be kept in view, which we owe almost entirely to the Whigs, whose determination to insist on satisfaction from the Celestial dynasty was most factiously opposed by the men who are now ...

... with the exception of one or two men such Mr. Brougham, cannot be said of the Whigs in general; and when we see the Westminster Electors ready to take, upon trust a professed Whig Candidate like Mr. La.mii, only see in it more of resentment arising out of ...

... state a plain case about the Whigs whom the Ministers have now given an opportunity of popularity, such as. hope they will not lose, as they have been accustomed to do. We have a great personal respect for some of the Whigs, some who are only parly men ...

... in a man so young as the Whig Candidate; but regretted that he (Mr. L.) should have degraded himself by becoming a tool for others try to ruin character which hud been fairly earned 23 years of honourable ex?rtion. The Whigs would rue the attempt injure ...

... to resign his seat at the commencement of the next session, and they mean to rescue the borough from the thraldom. of the Whig-Radicals by putting forward a Mr H. 0. Gipps. There will be two words to that bargain. MA.NCHESTER.-There is some talk of starting ...

... agitation until I saw how utterly unable the Whigs were to effect any- thing. Thus it was that the Whigs lost Carlow; zed if it were not for the Repealers Mayo would have been lost also. To be sure the Whigs are in power, but it is also as true that they ...

... in which he described the Whig and Tory factions as the two thieves between whom the Constitution has been crucified, has roused the Tory paper that praises Canning to a most exemplary pitch of Christian fury. The Whigs treat it with more calmness; ...

... allowed, by his Whig friends, to make his cabinet consist, to the extent of one-half, of Free-traders and Liberals, and one-half of Whigs. A less proportion of Free-traders would not be sufficient to gain the confidence of the nation. The late Whig ministry ...

... will be returned. LONDONDERRy (City).-Sir Robert Ferguson (Whig) was re-elected on Friday without opposition. M1ALLOW.-There will be a close contest here between Sir Denman Norreys, the late Whig member, and Captain S. Eustace, the Ministerial candidate ...

... (Laughter continued*) Mr. Leinb gloried in being Whig, but he could not see what Whigs had done that he should glory in. He then mentioned several arbitrary and injurious measures which had emanated from the Whig* among them were the Septennial Act and the ...

... speech. In the next passage which we cite, Sir F. Burdett charges the Whig party with murder:- ,, It was complained of on a former occasion, that the report of your committee charged the Whig party add their great leader, Mr Fox, with resorting to vile means ...

... booty of office: and this the Whigs would by no means concede. The Tories have no motive for hacking the Whigs in power. . They are no believers in their own bugaboos, knowing of what stuff they are made. They laugh at the Whigs crying for help against the ...