... support of public opinion. TIhe fact of a Speech from tile Throne announcing solid and incontestible successes achieved under a Whig Ministry, is evidently gall and wormwood to the Tory faction. 'What care they for triumphs which increase the power and raise ...

... WAItREN, strikes us as remarkably dignified and determined. There is no room for the silly suspicion, expressed last year, of a Whig diversion. T hese men feel their owvn vital interest in the question, and that of their class. I They distinctly perceive that ...

... profession of moderation; for they are aware that it will bar out their pretensions as effectually as they are now excluded under a Whig Go- vernment. Hence the division in their ranks; hence reproaches are freely bandied from side to side ; and imputations of ...

... House of Commons through the dirt. It does not say much for poor humn nature, that one, who once plumed himself on being a Whig and something more, should have lent himself with so much cor- diality to the purpose of destroying the House of Commons. But ...

... country [herr, hear]. In England the opponents to the law have all joined togeAther. I find at at meeting in Manciester that Whigs, Tories, and Radi. 'Cils-men opposed on every other point, have united in the most teterrirced manner to attack the rights ...

... other parts oh ?? ncontry, ul urinig th Ito elm nintrninrad oh this D1elre of W~el- hirgtcnr; ard avIhich. was the standhing Whig argu- ment to slnw the incapaeity of hisi goverunment [cheers]. This was, he tuoughst, a time on which the houes ought to show ...

... the RB-form Bill had not been carried out pro- perly (Whose fault was that? Will WIalter do it] ? The Whigs now in office ware the mere tall of the Whig p irly. when Grey, Graham, and Stasley belonged to the Eame school of whiggism to which he belmrged ...

... Mlinisters have, as the Tories have so often asserted, lost the confidence of all but a few Popish agitators, Irish demagogues, and Whig ladies in waiting, than an appeal to one of the most numerous and independent constituencies of Eng- land ? The appeal has ...

... turnedi to tire door, ar iewf and children driven tot hcggary ?a? s, lie voted for a Tory, whoen ill fact lire cruted for a Whig I Is this not a lax morality?! Is not this palliantiig falsehood, whent we see insllviduals thus slraimriog at a gnat and swal- ...

... iilasLE'R'$ MOTION. Tisis day Io ltnhblished, tirice Is-. ALETTE It, addr~essed to JOlHN TEMPLE hEAI1RRflb, eiI., M.P., by at WHIG COUINTY NEVIsii ER111, diem' Sir Jot-N YAIIDII IIILLER'S fortlroaming MOTION, for it Jatmuts Ridgwmy, 160, P'iccadilly. LAWOdf ...

... lost on the country. It thlotwed that Whigs and Tories, when in powter, wore the same- equally extravagant and equally t'orgetfusl of the interests of the people. The only diffterence was this, that when thle Whigs got on the Treasury bitenhes, they forgot ...

... decided proof that we no longer ' rule the waves.' Complain of the Whigs not going out, when they know the Tories are dying to come in. Taunt them with degeneracy, and re- mind them that the Whigs of a former day acted with more decterrc. Avail myself of a ...