... to give, and then the whigs were &Vealed'to, and old friends sneered at, and old principles'abandoned. The bread was buttered t on one side by tie radicals, and it was then held up to be butterd4 on the other side by the whigs. They can do no mote for ...

... aside; the mere name of reformer, which would be, and which already is, adopted instead of that of Whig, would do wonders. Besides, if the deeds of the Whigs were ar. ranged against their partizans; if refusink to take off the malt tax; and of other of their ...

... his whig friends, to make his cabinet consist, to the ex. tent of one-half, of free-traders and liberals, and one-half of wlsigs. A less proportion of free-traders would not be sat. I ficielt to gain the confidence of the nation. The late whig ministry ...

... business to find fault with the whigs, while they say hardly a word about the tories. They want, it would appear, to get out the whigs. Well, who would they get in? Not the radicals, I am sure, and they know that. If the whigs - went out, the tories would ...

... cannot get forward fast enough, they will rather go backward in company with the tories than plod on with tile whigs. But then they say the whigs, on certain points, the Bailot for instance, are as much opposed to change as the tories. And, it this were ...

... already got, or was looking for some pnersonal advantage, rushed to the 1o11, and roeturued Whigs to Parliament. It is a long lane which has n6 turning. The Whig clique so uniformly sent placeineu to the Hotse of Coinmons-personus who by their position ...

... tariff State, the whigs generally believe.that Mr. C2a6'will carry it in Novemb.er. ' Georgia has ten ?? M ied by both parties, but the prosp re hi ly fay, rable to the whigs, and it may be e idered ' St Ohio lies twenyoneteobsla whig State. iii -.Xputably ...

... DALHcOUSIcc is To to be retained at rthe ]seiid] of the Board of Trade, iuader tic6 tfell Lk Whig ?? t`Uittiton. We see nothicig to prevettt it, if the ignlo Whigs do tnot begrtuige Ititi en iuaportatit aii offc il if ofl' I gthe rumour turna ocit to be ...

... THE KIRKALDY ELECTION.-WHIG INSO- I L~ENC.E. l The proceedings at Kirkaldy show a determination on the part of the ministerial whigs to come to no accommodation with more decided ?? Fergnson's address was pretty generallsatisvactori, but a number of the ...

... ITHE GUARDIAN AND THE INCOME TAX.I Our whig contemporary has again stood forward in defence of Sir Robert Peel's Income tax, which he says, for his own part, he wvould rather have increased to five per cent, and made permanent A correspond- ent gives ...

... the law will but sending infatuated men to gaol. THE LUDLOW ELECTION COMMITTEE has found both the whig and tory candidates guilty of bribery, both the whig and tory candidates guilty of bribery, and declared both to be ineligible to sit in the present and ...

... destruction of the whig party ended the tory alliance with Chartist leaders. They were put down, and although it was by an oppressive stretch of ill-defined law, no one regretted their fall. We would not have evil done that good may come. The Whigs were thrown ...