... Conservative party is not responsible; they were proposed by Whig administration and enacted by Whig parliament. For their practical operation Conservative landowners are little responsible as Whig proprietors; are, indeed, informed by high authority, that ...

... shadow of foundation for the latter that every step he takes is so violently opposed by the whigs? How is it. if he governs the countiy on whig principles and whig measures, that Lord John Russell and Lord Lansdowne are his bitter opponents night after night ...

... would be Whig-Tory, and not 44 Whig-Radical,'* for the only quarter frorr it hAs met with any thing like serious opposition, has been from the Radicals ; while it perfectly notorious that had uot the Tories made common cause with the Whigs, the bill ...

... Slave.—An old friend of the Whigs, now discarded because he no longer suits their purpose. Opposition.—The iuture place remains the Whigs, but too jjood lor their deserts. Party.—The curse ol' this country, the mainstay of tho Whigs, aud the scorn of good ...

... 6 o'clock. The victory hr.s been achieved—the triumph is complete. The borough of Sandwich has thrown off the trammels of Whig domination, and has entitled itself to enrolled in the annals which record the constitutional efforts that have recently most ...

... believe that the Whigs—with all their faults, and we admit that they are neither few aor far between,—are infinitely to be to the as the governing party. bat many cruel and shameful acts Lave been perpetrated hy Whigs, and under Whig government, we do ...

... Hill was carried. It by Agitation that the .'i-.ii in Ireland is attempted ; and even a Lord Lieutenant, the turned having Whig, by preceptand example e:i r there. It was Agitation, that free-trade and foreign- ...

... officially announced: viz.,— Objections taken by Whigs, 108; expunged, 03. Chums made by Whig,, ; attained 41 : 104— Objections taken Tories, expunged, 8. Claim* made Ol 'e*> sustained, 8: lfi.—Majority in the Whigs, this state of things the ories have proclaimed ...

... FlNALlTY.—(Blackwood.) Thero lives a lord, whom men may call morsel mortality ; In mind as well as members small, Though Whigs extol the stature tall Of Little John Finality. ' Upon the bill fix foot,' Exclaim'd this sprig of quality ; further urge ...

... For this, nearly all the gentry and clergy of England, and respectable portion the commonalty, waged implacable war with the Whigs for ten long years. For this they defied the powers that he, and saw places, and titles, and bishoprics, and livings, and ail ...

... best blood in holy cause ;—i¢ cannot be that they are in love with slavery. The Whigs are defeated, not because the people have cvased to hate Toryism, but because the Whigs selves have deserted the principles of the movement,” and have commenced measures ...

... the Whigs have ceased to be a party held in any account. It is evident that it is of no use now for a man stand as a Whig, still less as a Whig Minister.— Many of them have got in as Liberals, or on the strength of personal claims but the Whig connexion ...