... are.” To show that we are giving a true account of the Whig ‘ arguments’—we will glance at some of them and see if th y do not all come under one or other of these ‘ heads.’ You cannot take up.a Whig paper without seeing repeated with wearisome. reiterations ...

... petition against the Whig Poor-laws, Mr. O'Connell was going in triumph about the country, sounding the praises ot Whiggery and of Whig measures, and calling upon the people reform the House of Peers. We blame him not. But did tbe Whigs threaten to hold Arm ...

... eviuence ef Whig-Radical disuaion. possible to dissatisfaction at the Whig opposition to Retorm: i will break out from the earnest Retorwer: 5 ‘There were two parties of course to the Whig Radical Union. + * @ * What has been the re ult? ‘The Whigs have received ...

... havln.g recourse any new or increased taxation this is all right, though at the same tiwe it shows badly either for Whig morality or whig Judgment. The whole credit for this improved state of things the country, it is clear, must take o itseif; and may ...

... Fourth the Whig party with the neeesiary unanimity and a different choice, it is known was, made upon each occasion.After Lord Grey, however, and Lord whose profession necessarily called bit* to the wowlsaek, there certainly was no member of the Whig party ...

... illustration, —is it not clear that, just in proportion as the Whigs proceed to maturity with measures of reform, and thus clear away all the matters on which there an agreement between moderate Whigs, moderate Tories, and moderate Radicals —in that very proportion ...

... succeeding to the post of first Lord of the Admiralty, an appointment on the whole, perhaps, as good as it was the power ot the Whigs to make. It canno», however, but be regarded as a rather significant indication of the instability, or, to say the least of ...

... to bring the whole Whig party into utter odium and contempt. Tiie task, however, appears to us as ungrateful as it is needless. The Morning Chronicle may, with its present views and altered tendencies, find convenient to make Whig rapacity, selfishness ...

... expected from the wbigs as party, whilst they are whigs. We shall, doubt, show Mr. Pinnev that he is not quite safe in his seat in East Somerset, and if the rumour true, that Mr. Dickinson and a whig friend mean to take their revenge in West Somerset ...

... an introduction to political: life within the precincts of the Whig camp is sure to initiate the am- { bitious neophyte,—to such single-hearted and: unobservant men, the conduct of the Whig-Radical opposition in re- sisting the alteration in the Sugar ...

... prevailed, was the measures proper for England to adopt in the existing state of her relations with Kussia and Turkey. The Whigs were for resolute war against the latter Power; theothermorc prudent Members of thefabinet could not be convinced of the necessity ...

... d and destroyed the Whigs as a party, The principles of tue Conservatives of she present day, were the principles of the old Whigs ut lout, whilst most of the had become Radicals, Lf be were nuw a Comservatise, he was aloo a Whig of 1608, for he had not ...