... VAIN HOPES OF THE WHIGS. tpo E the Whig Journals are in a state bordering °stasy, from the discovery that there some jjZjJj*faction among the Agriculturists at the ConraJ ' party, because, their opinion, the Governfv ls making too great concessions the ...

... 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 ...

... are well convinced that it is not to the Whigs they must look for the preservation of our institutions, or for the maintenance of the rights appertaining to any body the State. It is notorious that during Whig rule, or rather misrule, every interest, ...

... TEN YEARS OF THE WHIGS. (From Blackwood'* Magazine.) It is not within our purpose to go into the detail of the years which followed the passing of the Reform Bill. —The course of Whiggism fully justified all the fears and all the contempt of the country ...

... their own hearts While the imps vent fetch them are dancing their jigs. Let sing, in full chorus— Good bye to the Whigs !*' Good bye the Whigs their dominion is o'er, or fraud they tan rale us more. They may wriggle and writhe, but the struggle is tain. ...

... WHIG LOYALTY. At the Conservative Festival recently celebrated at Reading, in honour of the triumphant return of two staunch Conservatives, in the place of two Radicals, Charles Russell, Esq., one of the members for the borough, and Chairman of the Great ...

... THE WHIG LAW LORDS. The discussion which took place iv the House Lords the agitalbn in Ireland, —induced the question of the Marquis of Clanricarde as to the particular instructions which had been transmitted by the Government to Sir Edward Sugden,—displayed ...

... WHIG INTIMIDATION OF VOTERS. Tory intimidation! All the Ministerial Journals passim. If a Tory punishes a Liberal tradesman by withdrawing his custom, or a refractory tenant a notice to quit, loud and long isthe howl raised in the Whig quarters.— This ...

... THE NEWSPAPERS : WHIG AND TORY. [prom the courier.] WHAT IS BE DONE. Although all the elections are not yet compleTed, can safely conclude that the parties the House of Commons will he more nearly balanced next session than they were during the last ...

... WHIG CHARITY TRUSTEES. When charity or the abuse it comes within our knowledge, our readers naturally entertain an expectation that, as journalists of what passes around us, we should, when in our power, not withhold the intelligence. A meeting of the ...

... rue Wil be seen b Y an aceo 7S, inner held at § unt in another co umn, of the 3ath | ast week that a cord the Constitutional Whigs of th ial union of with the Consery atives, at town, has ‘tak en place because it € are much gratifie as be Proves the return ...

... THE “BLESSINGS” OF WHIG GOVERNMENT. borough in the empire was more serviceable to tlie Whigs during the memorable Reform agitation, than the Once loyal and constitutional borough of Birmingham, the great emporium of hardware, and, as it was termed ...