... WHIG LIES THE DAY.” The unceasing calumnies and misrepresentations which the Whig and Radical Press direct against the Conservative* ever since the fall of their party from power, can only be accounted for on one or other of two grounds, viz. either that ...

... DEFEAT THE WHIGS LIVERPOOL. A fneclin took place tlii? morning at eleven o’clock, and was held in the Manor Court-Room, Brown Street, for the purpose of addressing the Kin the present critical state of public affairs; it was afterwards adjourned to ...

... mania iu France deo-oustrate*: yes. all this the work the tndancy of Whig principles, asserted hy Tory gnve ...

... day. But the Whig aristocracy have so often duped the Liberal party, using them as ladder by which climb into power, and then kicking it down when it has served their turn, that we know not whut answer to give to them. The remembrance Whig ingratitude ...

... WHIG DINNER AT LEEDS. On Wednesday last Geo. Goodman, Esq. the Mayor of Leeds, gave a sumptuous entertainment to Lord Morpeth, Sir George Strickland, Mr Raines, and other Liberal Members of the West Hiding, in the Music Hall. Among the gentlemen present ...

... THE OLD WHIG REFORMERS OF SCOTLAND. In the new edition Allens Inquiry into the Rise and Growth of the Royal Prerogative in England,’ we find the j following from the pen of Sir James Gibson-Craig : It is impossible to pivo an idea of the hostile feeling ...

... WILL THE WHIG GOVERNMENT STAND (From Eraser's Magazine for August.) We write it with regret, but a consideration of the materials of which the Whig Ministry is composed compels us to avow our belief that Lord John will not be able to carry the Government ...

... LATE WHIG ELECTION DINNER. Sir, —As a Conservative I think it right to disclaim any participation in the spirit which dictated the placard paraded through the streets the day of the celebration of the return of Mr Maule for Perth.— Had the Whigs been ...

... WHIG TREMORS ON RETURN OFFICE. (From the Spectator.) The expectant Whig Ministers and their friends appear to be a curious state of mind; they are eagerly anticipating the return to office, yet they behave as if they dreaded it; they do their best to ...

... WINDING UP OF THE SESSION.—WHIG MEASURES. ( From the Morning Ckromcle.) The whole tenor of Ministerial endeavours at legislation, during this singularly unfortunate session, nas been characterised by an irresolution, a self-contradiction, and an aptitude ...

... WHIG JOB HUME versus COKE. Mr Coke, late M. P. for Norfolk, has enjoyed for the last half century all the honors of monstrari digito by his party; and even his political opponents have been constrained generally to admit that, if it were possible to separate ...

... MR. O'CONNELL AND THE WHIG PARTY. (From the Standard.) There is, we believe, no longer any question of the fact that the Whigs are at this moment engaged in negociating the terms of new coalition with Mr O'Connell, of which their adhesion to Federalism ...