... TEN YEARS OF THE WHIGS. (From Blackwood'* Magazine.) It is not within our purpose to go into the detail of the years which followed the passing of the Reform Bill. —The course of Whiggism fully justified all the fears and all the contempt of the country ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHARTISTS. The meeting* at Leeds, of Further Reformer* and Chartists,! have been looked forward to with Bach interest, in the North of England, took place ua Thursday. The object of the Further Reformer* was to make striking demonstration ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES The following extract from an address, pub- lished by the cemmitieer of the London Reformers, a conclusive answer to the lying and statements of the Tories :— “IT WAS LORD JOHN RUSSELL, and the party with whom he aided by the voice of ...

... NON-INTERVENTION OF THE WHIGS. CFUOM THE JOHN BOLL.] have not heard much of late of the three watchwords of the Whig patty—of the three leading principles that is to say, on which, at the outset of their the Whigs professed their determination act. Lord ...

... decent appearances, will not fail, occasionally, bespatter the whigs. The last two or three items of disbursement of the secret service money would be north a Jew's eye to have a peep at. Tbe whigs oucc had O'Connor in their c'utches. Let them take care be ...

... LAMENT FOR THE WHIGS. The last link broken, the vision » o'er, _ For their barks are cast loose from the Treasury or ®'» . They may steer where they will, through and rai , But they'll ne'er reach the roadstead of honour again. Weep first for the Premier ...

... the people may at once and for ever forget the name of ** whig! The following are some further extracts from Mr. Cobbett's writings upon the subject of that cry of cheap bread, which these whigs and their minions are well aware can signify only lower ...

... street, Bath, music seller A Happy Retort.—A certain whig-radical magistrate cf Shropshire recently pressed tory gentleman his acquaintance define the term whig. The brief ami pointed reply was A whig is tyrant in office and rebel out of it. The querist ...

... been returned to serve in the new Parliament ; showing also their opinions, with the gain by each party :— Gained Cons. Whigs. Cons. Whigs Brought forward from last) , 88 week's paper J Cardigan ..E. Harford, esq .. .. .. P. Pryse, esq — ..— .. .. i_ Chatham ...

... 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 ...