... VISCOUNT MELBOURNE S SPEECH. (From a Correspondent.) It is impossible not to agree with Lord Brougham, that • t speech of the Whig Premier, in reply to the Earl of Ripon, w.'S everything that it ought not to be— being, in fact a ?? unelaborate, unstatesmanlike ...

... CONFIDENCE A vote of confidence in Whigs, The Ter y Pearls of honour's casket, Twere hard indeed if 'twere refused, Since they've the confidence to ask it ! A confidence that Daniel finds la many matters quite essential, When liberal wants require ...

... been returned upon Whig principles; Mr. Charles Young, who was returned on Saturday, is a thorough Conservative. The return, therefoie, ought to be New ShobbHam.— Late Members : Sir C. Burrell, Coa- servative; Harry Young, Esq., Whig. Present Members : ...

... the cowardly and ungrateful Whigs attempt to escape from the consequences of their misrule, by involving their Royal Mistress in a per- sonal contest with the two Houses of Parliament. This contemptible conduct of the Whigs reminds me of a passage, which ...

... created wholly and solely by his Whig predecessor in office. It has long been proverbial that John Bull always pays dearly for his whistle! For the last ten years honest John has been ac commodated with the services of the Whigs in every de partment of the ...

... denique fines Quo. ultra citraque, nequit consistere rectum Wednesday, February 5, 1845 Ttie Contented Whigs— An Ungrateful Herald— Where mre the Whigs t— The Ministerial Declaration— Peace with an increase of Naval Force— Neighbours' Civilities — Roman ...

... seconder, nor the candidate, was suffered to say a word. Placards were hoisted in the crowd on sticks with an incription of The Whigs taught the people to agitate, and then im- prisoned them, They gave 70,000/. of the people's mo- ney to build stables for ...

... has been found ineffec- tual for Whig-Radical purposes. At last, on the eve of being turned out from the representation of the county which he modestly believed no one could half so well represent, Mr. Stanley, the Whig-Radical whipper-in, has discovered ...

... what harm are the Tories likely to do you of which the Whigs •ire guiltless ? Ask again what good the Whigs can do you, unless the Tories give their assent and their aid to the measure ? The Whigs tell you of their Liberal principles — they are never ...

... likewise some genuine Whigs v! the old school. Let U6 not be deceived bynames, bu. t. - rinciples. In all essential and distinguishing cha ucteristics I assert that Lord Stanley and his supporter* a f Whigs, bonu fide and cousistcnt Whigs. As such w ...

... that of the Whig party in respect to the measures jf the present Government. It is very true that he men who compose the present Government lrove the Whigs from office by opposing their policy, and that was a personal slight and injury to Whig official men ...

... THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — The inconsistency of the Whig-Radical press j has long been a matter of public notoriety; but it ( never was so absurd or so glaring as it is at the j present moment of Ministerial defeat ...