... O'Connor himself. Not only do the Whigs, the •' pure old Whigs,'' or (he juvenile the Russells the Palmerstons, fall away from the more furious Reformers hut these latter fall away from each other. thut, in fad, the Whig Radical mud-castle is so divided ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE REPEALERS. A Rumour is current that the Whigs and the Repealers have entered into new edition of the notorious Lichfield House compact, by which O'Connell consents to hcip the Whigs into office in England, on condition of their support ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. From an able pamphlet, just published by Ridgway, we take the following summary of the history of the two parties:— In 1817 the Tories sos- The Liberals, under Sir pended the Habeas Corpus. S. Romilly, advocated the In 1817 the Tories ...

... THE WHIG ALLIES. he march repeal backward, —since the sl 1 war, the weekly collections, which in 18-14 peted forth as the best evidence of the poP the movement, are now dwindling with such &3fl that the amount must soon reach the vanishing Two years ...

... WHIG GOVERNMENT. A pamphlet bearing this title has just come under our notice, in which the beneficial administration of tho present government is concisely and clearly developed it sets out with enquiring, What have they done ? What good measures have ...

... WHIG-RADICALISM. The derangement of the national finances, the great discontent and distress the manufacturing districts, and tbe fostered rebellion in Ireland, though great and serious charges against the Whig-Radical party, who for ten years were entrusted ...

... from the hands of the 'toalignant whigs, and that their prospect of having it to offer is to be permanent :— Sir, —My attention having been called to paragraph your t*Per, copied from the Northampton Herald, headed Whig Ma Wxity, I beg leave to inform ...

... baseness. In the very council room of the Sovereign, closeted in his Palace, and wearing his livery, these men— these Whigs—these loyal Whigs—the Ministers of '31-2— some of them the Ministers of '48—hatched their treason, plotted their revolution, mapped ...

... WHIG LOGIC ; OK HOW TO DRAW A CONCLUSION. short lime ago, our Clarence Street contemporary, commenting letter of the Rev. F. Close, had the following paragraph“ Mr. Close is a clergyman, an therefore we shall not say further than that the above letter ...

... WHIG TACTICS. Che CHronicle, Eventnc, May 13, 1840. We refer our readers to the Parliamentary proceedings of Monday evening, in which it will be observed, that Ministers were out-voted on no less than five divisions; the majority on each occasion being ...

... WHIG TRAITS. The administration of Sir Robert Peel will confer an immense benefit upon the country, less even by its legislative measures, than by the manly and noble sentiments which give it character. Before entering upon office, the Premier boldly ...

... WHIG TACTICS. ilt is very generally believed in the P**JL mji i that the next Se-sion of Parliament will stormy, well as the most imjiortant, I curred for many years. The Whigs have , coquetting with the Leaguers, Chartist*. pealers ; and we should not ...