... importance that Sir Robert Peel should get it out of the way before the Whig reaccession. Hence the intelligent a view of their own interests. magnanimity. We are glad to sce the Whigs take so Another astute move by the Premier-proximate is on the Sugar ...

... contest with Ministers, Mud themselves preoccupying the coveted position of neutrality, so to arbitrate between Whigs sod Peel-Conservatives. The Whig policy, know, haaallalong been arbitrate between Conservatives and the Tories. 'There something very ludicrous ...

... also to your consideration the of the laws which affect the import of ** foreign of the, af t will be recullected that the Whigs were turned out of by Puex and his followers because they proposed to take these two questions into consideration. Lord Saxpon ...

... Reformers in the kingdom were on the tip-toe expectation, late attempt of the Tories to seize office; the resumption of the Whigs chastened, it is presumed, by a temporary advent! tjw enthusiasm which was excited ber Majesty § CQf\daet, had cast its rays ...

... Toryism, and moreover Churchism to boot, and how profound was their loyalty! how devoted their allegiance! Did any miserable Whig presume to whisper so much as a breath of censure at profligacies too flagrant to notice of the people, what an outpouring ...

... through tha Bourn of Commons (ant yet completed) each vernal, curtallaacnta, and tranamuUtioaa, Ksirtiy aay Whig ear experienced, area lowest period af Whig daclins. Their fundamental principles discarded, every provision which mads them objects public interest ...

... pocket, and his cost buttoned tight, not to guard his own, but to conceal the booty he was carrying off from the broken-up Whig Cabinet. Lord Normanby observed with stern truth on the moral effect of the Premier's example :— He complained of the conduct ...

... countenance —re- by slow degrees—and with cauticn and courtesy due to its respectability and venerable character. So any the Whigs regards the abuses of the Civil List, but far different was the doctrine they held, when, having just succeeded ousting the ...

... tell him who was the first Whig. The latter finding himself little puzzled, Dr. Johnson tauntingly rejoined, I see Sir you arc even ignorant of the head of your own party, but will tell you Sir:—the devil was tho first. Whig; was the first Reformer : wanted ...

... despise you them, talists hate y„„; the agrieulturits snipe, t and the People will never forget that thuugh\,„. he pel the Whig, to pass the New P Bill, and the Kuial Police Bill, you withdrew your support Irottt their (fovcrniuetit „ N , n it proposed ...

... culate Tories who have so loudly and so honestly denounced it (ont of the House) as a piece of unparallelled Whig cruelty? Not, surely, that it is Whig measure! And yet, judging of the future by the past, we shall nut be surprised if it should, the Tories ...

... presided, and so far fotgot es not merely to attack the Whigs, but also to include in bis scurri- lous tirade the Quen herself. Colonel! Dundas to be a Tory—so do we; Lord Errol happens to be a Whig, whieb, thank God, we are not ; but with all our dishke ...