... For our efforts in trying to make the Whig ministers sensible of taking timely precantions against the Russian schemes of aggrandisement in the east we have been, day after day, tannted and reviled by the Whig newspapers; but we now have the Satisfaction ...

... knew he had them—but policy suggested that the Whigs were not England. Reconsidering the Whig reply, and with the advice some of the more longheaded bis associates, O'Connell became convinced that the Whig words too much bad double meaning. The price was ...

... more than one ; Glasgow, ditto. Five ont of the ten towns named by the Whig advocate must struck out of his list, or held to neutral. We taken the results of elections with Whigs in office as the basis of the foreign calculation but give to Peel the ...

... everchanging expediency—it may appear s:range, that we, thus painted, should be found advocating a Whig measure, whilst that measure meets the opposition of Whigs and Radicals of every shade—not to mention the hostility of several Very respectable members of ...

... Lord Whether the Whigs allow You sit again at Treasury board, Or to the natives bow Of these fair Isles, all must agree You are the butt of Whiggery. Still consolation there's in store; On bended knee petition Johnny, And Whigs, Whig-rads, and Chartists ...

... against Ireland. . * debate tt,l,s f—commentary is vain—tbe Whigs have declarer} war—war to the knife. Tbe read-9ft of the Pilot, at least, were prepared for this. They were prepared to find Whigs and Tories uniting—they were prepared expect coercion instead ...

... Nero Denman, now the Lord Chief Justice England. Surely the Whigs fur once might be consistent, and make a third Lord of the lot, raising the reverend Rector to the bench. What fun for the Whig-rads to see Bishop eating his chop at the Reform club on Suuday ...

... enemies to this independence among the Whigs than the Tories, and more among the professed Liberals than either. When the Tories were olfice. their desire to oppose the press bore no comparison with that of the Whigs ; what would be the case if we had Radical ...

... evidently party spite. had been f% few days before that hired by Whig, were waiting an opportunity to make *** m conscnucncc some handbills being issued * Norfolk Tij«c*-office descriptive of Whig doings late elections. These seem have excited the some of the ...

... expect from Whig Ministers, Whig Representatives, Whig promises, and Whig performance —that we will venture to pronounce, without fear of refutation, that not one will fly from his former principle, or stultify his recorded vote. Who the ...

... Have been Commissioned by degrees; But (lucky thought!) there's yet small Snug opening, 'mong the wronged Maltese. Nine cagpr Whigs in Downing-street I saw, demanding bread and cheese ; And ' Oh !' they said, ' it would be sweet ' To eat it 'mid the wronged ...

... O'Connell's speech at Glasgow, in September last: ' It is said we Radicals make a sacrifice in supporting the Whigs-no such thing ! The Whigs now are more these four years ago, than the old clothes of four years service, are the Dandy wardrobe of the ...