... THE WHIGS. DANIEL U not much amiss in the following description of his ancient allies— Mr. O'Connell then entered at length into the question of the vote by ballot, and of the necessity of following the reform measure an extensive suffrage and short ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY The proceedings of the past week have done more expose the ridicule, contempt, and disgust the farce of Reform, upon which our precious Ministers have contrived to exist for the last two ears, than all the arguments that have been adduced ...

... Cooper has been the object are only examples of “ the enormous lying” which has so long constituted the whole artillery of the Whig- Radical party :— ...

... AN OLD WHIG. The foregoing —not intended for publication—we re• from one whom the bitterness politics has not vet -severed from our affection. It is so much in point—and vividly the feelings of the better order of that merely substituting a 44 notn ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. Whenever the day of reckoning may come for the wretched Whigs, there will be few items in the account more appalling the cravens than the patricidd blows they have aimed at or inflicted upon the British peerage. Whether we look ...

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... ANOTHER WHIG JOB It wu reported last night (bat we can hardly give credence to the report) that in the event the demise of noble and learned lord, now in a very precarious state, Ministers intend appointing a noble earl and ex-cablnet minister to the ...

... own objects trading upon the passions of his deluded countrymen : he became tho political supporter of the Whigs in Parliament —of those Whigs whom he had condemned and abused: he became the personal adulator of the Irish Secretary—of that same Mr STANLEY ...

... MR. O'CONNBLL —THE WHIGS The Whigs The Whigs To what meanness *,j they not descend—to what acts will they not have recourse in order retain place, no matter at what sacrifice principle, or with bow much mischief to the country- do verily believe—and have ...

... MR. O'CONNELL—THE WHIGS. i »ur London coteroporarlea, and more especially The Standard, lias taken up the probable junction between Mr. and the Government, as originally stated in columns of The Evening Mail. The latter able Journal, whose sources of ...

... SOLDI ICRS' PENSIONS—WHIG ECONOMY Sir John Cam Hobhouse, the humane friend of the soldier, has just promulgated a measure which must receive, it justly deserves, the gratitude of the whole British army : a warrant has been issued, reducing the soldiers' ...