... t&e part ** , Canning, to reduce the Whigs, as a party, most abject state of degradation, he could n-*^ effected his purpose more completely than he ha s *^ by inducing their leaders to enlist under his b»*J^ The Whigs have been so versatile in their p°ji ...

... its patrons. In a fit of absence applying to the majority, the pro- per description of the ministers, viz. the scum of the Whigs joined, and unnaturally combining with tin- sweeping of the Tories, it charges them with piercing Canning's side, by driving ...

... Lord Nugent (his Lordship, it seems, ' all, does not venture to confide his person to the H terranean wave) being a staunch Whig, of course j the Minister; but the party will act as we havesU Lord Fitzwilliam moves in concert with Lord 0 the latter of ...

... who haye put him into that situation, consider him to have for managing ?? the King's coin. We therefore, turned to the New Whig Gtitte, a work edited by John Wilson Oroker, Esq. Seore- taij^pn tempore we fancy) of the Admiralty, and in which we believe ...

... not put, although twenty-five gentlemen were pre- pared to declare for its exclusion, and only eighteen could be mustered (Whigs, Radicals, and Turntpits) t» press for its continuance. Another meeting is, we &* told, convened for the 30th, on which day ...

... Chronicle. The following observations have been forwarded to us by a correspondent : — After all that we have heard from the Whigs and Radicals, respecting the undue iniluence of office, the unconstitutional interference of the government, the overpowering ...

... the Penin- sula, amidst all the slanders of jealous rivals at home, and the coward prophecies of failure and defeat which his Whig and Radical opponents hoped to see accomplished. Who that recalls to memory the feelings in- spired by that day— the feelings ...

... of their country and mankind. (Cheers.) Now let the meeting reflect how far Mr. Canning and his friends differed from the Whigs collectively, or from him (Mr. Brougham) as an individual member of tliat body, opposing the administration as he did generally ...

... which the present Premier was treated by the Whig laureat. We shall now proceed to show the style in which the Whig champion was handled by Mr. Can- ning and his coadjutor. We are obliged for it to the ** Whig Guide, which supplied us a few days ago with ...

... and great applause.) ?? The Lord Lieutenant of the county. The Chairman said he had next to propose the health of a staunch Whig. The Earl of Sefton, and may the house of Moly- . neux ever follow his example. ((ireat applause.; Air. **Home! Sweet Home ...

... of tbe ministerial leader of the House of Commons, is, that the principal jour- nal in the interest of the Canning Radical Whig admi- nistration, professing to give a detailed report of the proceedings, has thought it prudent to omit all mention of this ...

... punish the printers of newspapers for the offensive speeches which it maybe their duty to report, is a brilliant illustration of Whig respect for the liberty of the press, and a pleasant fore- taste of what may be expected from his lordship's administration ...