... the forgers, and the hurler of the bolt. This friend and supporter of the Whig, however, assigned a cause for.the dismissal of Lord O'Neill very different *from that which the Whig gives. He hinted at certain seniments contained in a letter written by the ...

... political existence ofthe Whig party has been passed in maintaining a struggle after the emoluments of office— a struggle not more contemptible in il= object than the manner in which it has been carried on. In this respect, my Lord, the Whigs may he truly said ...

... of the the failure of the Whigs Whigs for office, on the in office, on the 17th 21st August, when they November, 1830, when were out, and not likely they were all but in. _ _ _ to get in. In the acute pamphlet As te the Whigs, we which we noticed some ...

... resigns Woodstock to Lord Churchill. 13. Mr. Heathcote gives up Coventry to Mr. Ellice, a Whig. 14. Mr. Baker retires from Wilton, to make room for Mr. Lytton Bulwer, a Whig. 15. Mr. .I.4ushington's place at Canterbury is taken by Lord Fordwich, beating Mr. ...

... The Whigs are in to-day! We used to fancy Englishmen Had broken Europe's chain, And won a battle now awl then Against the French in Spain: Oh, no! we never ruled the. waves,' • • Whatever eople say; We've all been despicable slaves ; • The Whigs are in ...

... Let Freeholders read this andjudge for themselves of the Whig Committee. Sir T. B. Leonard who proposed, and John Disney who seconded Mr. Western, have polled for Tyrell ; and Mr. Leonard, the Whig Member for Ilfuldon. has done the same! ! ! ...

... to be taken from the whig brigade. The term is a military one, and therefore the more appropriate, representing, as it no doubt does, the sentiments of the hero of Waterloo. It is plain to every close observer that, unless the whigs be won over in the House ...

... we entirely concur ; that portion of it vvhich relates to the low Whigs has given us espe- cial satisfaction. Our Contemporary — who, be it remembered, i- a Whig— asserts that Ihe Whig Members of the Coalition- including of course Lords Grey, Holland ...

... by barriers which the Tories will not, and the Whigs cannot overleap. The present Ministry alone stand in a position to which each party can add strength without a sacrifice of character. Tory and Whig alike, have only to moderate their views, to conform ...

... measures can obtain the support of his party. We have seen this venerable assertor of Whig principles publicly declare that, as long as the Whigs are out of place, even Whig measures may be proposed by the Government, and yet their confidence be in no degree ...

... contains ' the following; pithy observations on the conduct of ' a portion of the Scotch Whigs and Radicals :— i and R.dir-a?,^ ec T* er ' R ' a,1 -V the Renfrewshire Whig. ' few weeks L n «h W «» kn °* *'»* «hey would be at. Some ...

... ston'd; The Whigs are in so- day! We used to fancy Englishmen Had broken Europe's chain, And won a battle now and then Against the French in Spain: Oh. no! we never ruled the waves, Whatever people say ' • We've all been despicable slaves; — The Whigs are in ...