... supporter annual Parliaments, universal suffrage, and an opponent of the poor law; Sir John Cam Hobhouse, a whig placeman; Mr. Larpent, a whig; Mr. Walter, a conservative ; and Mr. Charllou, a conservative. The fact of Mr. Eagle's having coinc forward ...

... preparations for general election : the newspapers tell us that candidates, Whig, Tory, and Radical, are offering themselves to constituencies in all places; and furthermore instructed by Whig and Tory organs, that the forthcoming elections are of immense importance ...

... the whigradographist, and seems to be a combination the paper-making and printing machines. The procuring of signatures to whig-radical petitions has hitherto been a work of immense labour and considerable expense,- but now, by calling in the aid of the ...

... small, very powerless, and a very insignificant person. He who denounced the brutal and bloody Whig speech froin the Throne, as he designated it, when the Whigs were iu their high and flourishing coudition, whh Lord Grey at their head, would soon have silenced ...

... reserved for the whigs to abridge that prerogative when they passed a bill to take away from the in council the consideration of the cases of capital convicts reported by the recorder London. It was by the exercise prerogative which the whigs have mutilated ...

... funda towards writs of quo warranto, In that borough, the funda bad been expended in defending an improper return of three whig councillors, and the. Judges unanimoualy agreed, that an ap. propriation public money could not be allowed for an instant. ...

... hese circumstances have drawn down upon the worthy baronet, a volley of whig and radical abuse. The chief topic is, of course, the change in Sir Francis's political opinions—or, the whig journalists delight to style it,hi3 apostacy. The imputed change ...

... company. He said— The Conservatives are three hundred strong, and they move with the malignant energy oue man ; but the Whigs are not three hundred strong—they are the weakest of all the parties.— The Radicals of all shades, every man meaning well, ...

... MORPETH AND MRS. MOTT. (From the British Whig.) - Morpeth remains here a week—is invited Mrs. Mott«splendid soiree on Friday.—New York Herald. We are indebted to friend now on visit the land of liberties (which are by the bye, taken with a familiar ...

... These words embrace the practical politics proressed by the Whigs when Earl Grey took office in 1830.— Reform has been stopped. The Tories, trying to stop it, increased its energy ; the Whigs, by pretending to run along with it, and from time to time begging ...

... region. This unhappy state of things is eagerly (and almost say, joyfully) laid hold of by the factious partisans of the late Whig Radical government, as affording matter of accusation against the present administration. In the Morning Chronicle and the ...

... the officers ? appears to me they are like unto the Noble Secretary of the Colonies—last asleep.— At these times, when every Whig, Radical, Popish Dissenter, and Infidel cur is yelping against the Corn Laws, backed on the children's slave-drivers, the cotton ...