... THE DEGRADED BRISTOL WHIGS, We have more than once had occasion to notice the prostrate state of the ministerial Whig- Radicals at ?? 1 ;. The events of tin past week hive af- forded unanswerable evidence of the utter degrada- tion of tlie r .llen faction ...

... TUB WHIGS AND THE CORN LAWS The. Whigs profess over all the kingdom a re- cantation of their principles. Nearly one half ofthe population of the country is connected with trade and manufacture. To gain these over to the support of the Reform Bill the ...

... ANOTHER “ENORMOUS” WHIG LIE. We refer our readers Sir R. Peel’s letter, iu our third page, which gives the lying charge, nnd contains the decisive refutation. add nothing save the remark of the Globe, which attempts to deprecate the nmnnet in which the ...

... A SPECIMEN OF WHIG HONESTY. We lately in the instance of Mr. James the Town- Clerk of Truro, furnished our readers with a specimen of Whig liberality and sincerity, and a sample of Whig faith in the observance of promises. Now we must say, that we never ...

... petition of appeal or rehearing per side } 0 0 0 0 0 6 Here, Sir. we behold Whig Retrenchment and Economy in the true sense of the word. Yes ; it is styled economy by our present Whig admir- ers, when they behold their idols increase 10 office with fees to ...

... Till: LATE WHIG DINNERS The exhibition at Leeds was really in the liiul.es Idegree discreditable lo Mr, Macaulay. who had acquired some sort of repute by various sel speeches worked up in all the flimsy foppery of antithesis upon the Reform Bill. This ...

... Whig-Radical Tyranny and Robbery! Now that the working of the New Poor Law has led to the general conviction that the substitution of a despotic Board of Commissioners in the place of the local authorities is an intolerable grievance and evil, and the ...

... THE WHIGS A»D THE UPPER HOUSE The thepry. of the Whig journals with regard to the Upper House of the legislature is very different indeed from that of the British consti- tution. We quoted Blackstono's admlrabl ex- position of that theory the other day ...

... SiJvc/atiTT oy the Whig Nobilitw ?? From hints to the Aristocracy.) Rut there is one class of the aristocracy to whom, in an especial manner, the weight of his- torical censure is due — that is, the Whig nobi- lity : the great and old families, once ...

... REMINISCENCES; oa WHIG OPERATIONS A FremJMe Easter Holidays to the Prorogation \ of Parliament. . 3Toiie— «'Bow,wow,wow. , v (Continued from our Paper of April 20.,) Whan last we left the Mountain Pack enjoying East* r's jolly days, [lheir holidays ; ...

... WHIG TACTICS. OPENING OF THR CAMPAIGN. The eagerness of the Whig Radicals to turn out Sir R. Peel and his colleagaes on the Brill day of the approaching Session, by a vole of the House, since they have failed of bullying it out before the Session by all ...

... THE GREAT WHIG AMD RADICAL _»_- MONSTRATIONS. • The following has been addressed to the Editor of the Globe : — As it is certainly impor- tant, nnder existing circumstances, that the public opinion should not beguided by men ef straw and those who ...