... succeeded the title and family estates; and on the restoration of the Whigs last year, he was chosen for the post of Viceroy of Ireland. The deceased stood in high estimation among the old Whigs, to whom be did good service. For many years he discharged tho ...

... distinction between the Whigs and the Radicals. There is a distinction—a very nice distinction, between the robber who steals your horse, and your servant who leaves the door open for him do so. Thus far wc can solve tlic problem of Whig policy on known motives ...

... Europe, and shake our Indian empire its centre. the course, then, which F.ngl.ind lias been pursuing under the guidance of her Whig ministers prmltmt . r politic one ? Have they snlhcienily considered the con- sequences of the step which they are about take ...

... mouths, the Whigs, in their lofty liberality, d philanthropy for all the world (except their coun> were the men who clamoured till the present '” stale of wages for English operatives was ac•midislied. When this battle had been won, Whig ••ncrosity looked ...

... ol beer tax, and nc will meet them in that respect and take off the duty upon stone bottles.” And in this way went on the Whigs, until they cast tip their accounts, and found that instead reducing the debt forty-eight millions like their predecessors ...

... very different aspect to the Whigs re-entering office, from that which it presented to the Conservatives upon their accession to office in 1841. There somethin, perhaps, in the excuse alleged the supporters of the Whigs in extenuation of their ruinous ...

... of people is the majority composed ? Why of 140 Conservatives (amongst whom are 30 holding office) and 183 Liberals, or Whigs, or Whig- Radicals. Total, 3*23. How stands the minority? Why 13S Conservatives and 38 Liberals. Total 170. From which analysis ...

... Tories have put the poor Uads to the rout; The ministers never did no good for I.‘ Turn ’em all out sensible cry. * Called the Whigs—Reduction of Taxation. + To-day magistrate—to-morrow murderer.! ...

... long for opportunity again occupying the s , ;i » L'indoit ; between the highest candid tie on the pell, and the expelled Whigs, there was hut some 21*11 or votes—a difference wholly cause.l tin* ex- rrtions tiu- City (.'onservativc Association. Now. ...

... JMttical Cntflligtiue. The civic dignities of the metropolis have a respectful address to the Queen, praying that the Whig Metropolitan Police Bill” (which is a flagrant invasion the privileges of the city) may not receive her sanction. To this her Majesty ...

... most bitter opponents of parliamentary reform and the sturliest champions of the rotten borough system, were Whig orators in parli iment, Whig authors of constitutional es-ays and of sneering articles in the Edinburgh new. But in 1830, they suddenly wheeled ...

... of the city since the days of the Reform Bill—the City of London was for years mixed breed of Radical and Whig—the imbecile conduct of the Whigs made impression—a partial impression on the other side of Temple Bar, at the last general election—hut its ...