... bear no other interpretation. A LEssoN snoi AX ENEMY. -We observed, a few days ago, on that supercilious instinct of the Whigs as a party, which has always led them to look down upon, and in their political corn binations to keep at a distance, so far ...

... measures. The hostility between the two parties is bitter and relentless, similar to that which in olden times existed between whig and tory. A favourable opportunity is offered by these differences for a movement by the independent radicals who have not ...

... great satisfaction to the French. It is the custom of the Tories to accuse the Whigs, or a certain portion of the Whigs, of being a war-party; but certainly, in finance, the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer looked to peace, relied on peace, and promised peace ...

... career, he will be glad of the opportunity of objecting, how caa I do so when my Whig allies. obstruct my descent on that side? but if, instead of this course, the Whigs play the avant couriers on the Ministers old road, how can he refuse'to break, his ...

... the people must be taken accordingly. He spoke with a just severity of many of the Whig measureS but he asked -if, in the course of four years' administration, the Whigs had done little for the people, what, in the coarse of many years' admi7istration ...

... and England, and tie result of that exa- mination was that the only difference he could find between the Whig and Tory Ministries was, that the Whigs did more than the Tories to prevent the mar- riage of the Queen with the Prince of Coburg. The Captain ...

... slight abbreviation were much to be wished, Let us say that the Church, like the Whigs, must be dished. But since coaching his friends the great Disher's been busied, Whigs, Tories, and Church mnaywell call therdselves Dizzied. C. M. The British Archwological ...

... by a defection of Radicals fron Whigs, or of Whigs from Radicals. We care for no such thing. Nothing can thoroughly extinguish the ultra movement faction but its launching itself irrevocably in the same boat with the Whigs, and going to the bottom with ...

... a plain case about the Whigs, to whom the Ministers have -novw. given an opportunity of popularity, such as we hope they will not lose, as they have Iesn accustomed to do. We lhave a grat personal respect.for some of ilie Whigs, especially for some who ...

... means are ridiculously disproportionate to the end, as two words will suffice to show. While Ministers are galloping (as the Whig journal lately said of the new Bills) on to military despotism, Lord John Russell ( 44 honest man!) will be busy searching ...

... candidates. Mr E. Forster solicitor, handed in the accounts of the Whig party, and swore, as legal agent to Mr Adair, that he was not cognizant of any improper practices at the last election. The Whig expenses altogetherwerel,0501. The commissioners adjourned ...

... but they still indicate a pretty broad space between Whig and Tory, and to the extent of that space the Whigs are clearly with the people. Are these, however, the only popular measures which the Whigs are prepared to carry ? Is the reform of the Irish Municipal ...