... imputations of inconsistency to which whig ministers have been invariably exposed. The present state of parties elucidates and cozroborates these propositione, though the modern whigs, grown—like the great old whig of all—' wiser than of yore'—have tried ...

... we are very nearly arrived at the time when men, however willing, will be ashamed to affect believing the statements of the Whig-Radicals and their press. ...

... imputations of inconsistency to which whig ministers have been invariably exposed. The present state of parties elucidates and corroborates these propositions, though the modern whigs, grown—like the great old whig of all—' wiser than of yore'—have tried ...

... I needed confirmation in Tory principles, I should derive it from the un- bounded extravagance and fury indulged in by the Whig and Radical press at this moment. Well msy the Tories exult, for their adversaries are in effect confessing them- selves vanquished ...

... a cry ,of We have.) Rather destroy the throne than that the people should suffer.— ( Cheers.) Mr. SMALLWOOD said, if the Whigs succeeded in gaining a conviction against Frost, the people must act, and that promptly too. (Loud cheers.) Let them, therefore ...

... having adopted any factious proceedings with the view of turning the whigs out of office, that we consider the abstinence from everything of the sort highly to their credit. The whigs who succeeded in turning out Sir ROBERT PEEL'S administration by means ...

... Melbourne lsdivided into two sections— the one com prising the few men o» property and position who have allied themselves to the Whig Ministry, the other composed of Lord Normanby and the nght-till-we-die men. The former party seeing thnt the time is arrived ...

... which Swift gives a caution. Probably some of our readers have been reminded Mirabilis by the rampant loyalty of which the Whig Romanist faction have lately given so many proofs. It certainly surpasses the loyalty of Conservatives at present, or the Tory ...

... for a week or they must yield to the popular demand in order to obtain office, and so become more Radical Reformers than the Whigs. This latter course would not serve their purpose more than the preceding. The Tories arc cither true or false asserting their ...

... disastrous mismanagement have from time immemorial characterised every department connected with the Colosial-office. Be they Whigs, be they Tories in office, the interests of the colonists are equally sacrificed. Differing in many essential respects regarding ...

... wider channel. Not many years ago it was the brutal and bloody Whigs that served him fora thesis; within the last three or four, it was the people cf England — for he had bought the Whigs, and made them his own property ; whereas the national spirit ...

... would every year before the House until he had obtained rediesa for the outrage.—(Hear and laughter.) Some peor-le said the Whigs bad not much ; but they had kept the country quiet, and ought to taken Into account the strong phalanx that was opposed to ...