... disgrace of which, the Whig Representative was deeply implicated. Perhaps in the whole history of faction, there is not recorded a more shameless instance of public interests sacrificed to mere personal advantages, than the Whig intrigue to which we refer ...

... WHIG TACTICS. tfDrltniltam «ct)roniclr. Wednesday Evening, May 13, 1840. refer our readers to the Parliamentary proceedings of Monday evening, in which it will be observed, that Ministers were out-voted no less than five divisions; the majority each occasion ...

... THE LEGACY OF THE WHIGS. It is by no means a pleasant consideration, either for Government or the country, that there was a deficiency amounting to two millions, three hundred and fifty-four thousand pounds, in the revenue of the last year,ending October ...

... 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 ...

... question“ What have the Whigs done? and which shows, at some length, how they have “taken off the taxes on starch, tiles, slates, stone bottles, &c. and have given us a penny postage. Much, perhaps all, of this inventory of Whig merits may be true, and we ...

... TORY, WHIG, AND RADICAL. The Cerbt l ut, a new publication, which embrace* the three great political creed* of the nation, give* the following definition*, under each respective head : ...

... THE NEW WHIG MINISTRY. THE CABINET. Lord Chancellor Lord Cottenham. President of the Council Marquis of Lansdown** Lord Privy Seal Earl op Minto. Home-Office Sir George Grey. Foreign-Office Viscount Palmerston. Colonial-Office Earl Grey. First Lord of ...

... : and, at last, millions who had shouted for the Whigs and Reform, confessed that without a change it would be—the Whigs and Ruin ! Such arc the retrospections which force themselves upon pensive Whigs, ruminating in the shades of Opposition. And ns have ...

... creed of the Whigs. As a constitutional Whig, he would rather that such policy, such amelioration, such gentle reformation, should proceed from those who were his political opponents, who were Tories; inasmuch that those measures which the Whigs had been ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE INCOME FAX, The Whigs hare taken up their position. They fancy the unpopularity of the income tax ill enable them to revive their precious budget of la*l year, with some chance of success. But they are greatly mistaken in supposing ...

... THE WHIG PARTY AND MR. CANNING. Thf. public mind still occupied with the affair of the new and old Administration ; sod the press most follow where the public leads. the mod evrrrj •xaminatioo of the lift of the new Ministry put forth, it appears aery ...

... 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 ...