... the whigradographist, and seems to be a combination the paper-making and printing machines. The procuring of signatures to whig-radical petitions has hitherto been a work of immense labour and considerable expense,- but now, by calling in the aid of the ...

... funda towards writs of quo warranto, In that borough, the funda bad been expended in defending an improper return of three whig councillors, and the. Judges unanimoualy agreed, that an ap. propriation public money could not be allowed for an instant. ...

... MORPETH AND MRS. MOTT. (From the British Whig.) - Morpeth remains here a week—is invited Mrs. Mott«splendid soiree on Friday.—New York Herald. We are indebted to friend now on visit the land of liberties (which are by the bye, taken with a familiar ...

... These words embrace the practical politics proressed by the Whigs when Earl Grey took office in 1830.— Reform has been stopped. The Tories, trying to stop it, increased its energy ; the Whigs, by pretending to run along with it, and from time to time begging ...

... region. This unhappy state of things is eagerly (and almost say, joyfully) laid hold of by the factious partisans of the late Whig Radical government, as affording matter of accusation against the present administration. In the Morning Chronicle and the ...

... lie]teal, and calling on the Whigs and Protestants to join him in pursuing this object. But no favourable response has been made by them to the call ; the only declaration in favour of Federalism having been made—not by a Whig but by a Chartist —Mr. Sharman ...

... purpose of makiug a desperate struggle against the Conservative government, has been rendered abortive by this defeat. The Whig Radicals combined with him, because they thought that he could enable them to carry the election of an ex-ministerial candidate; ...

... some young men, or persons with short memories, who regret that Sir Robert Peel and Lord Lynahurst did not far imitate the Whigs as to look for Mr. Justice Erskine's successor among their own politic® friends. In reverting to the old practice, however ...

... Roebuck, the known admirer of America, and the hired opponent of British interests in Canada, should be the chosen of the Whigs, Radicals, Socialists, and Dissenters »f Bath : bnt what will this mass Reform say, now their elect has failed in the first ...

... brother-in-law of Lord Ripon—and when that nobleman, with Lord Stanley, Sir J. Graham, and the Duke of Richmond left the Whigs, one cf the first opportunities that occurred of revenging Whiggery, on the connections of these important teceders, was presented ...

... ies—Tory, Whig, and Radical, Free-Trader and Protectionist—have exhausted themselves speculation and conjecture, without throwing any further light on the subject. Some suppose that Sir Robert went out because he wished to throw upon a Whig government ...

... discomforts of unofficial life may at this advanced period of their career bring Whigs finally to a sense of what is due to w the people. The experiment is at least worth trying.— Whigs in their time have learnt many things upon the opposition benches—they may ...