... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... voice has not spoken at all ! Why, then, should the Whigs retire from oflice ? They have received no warning— the judgment of the nation has not been pronounced against them. Thus argue the besotted Whigs, and they gather comfort from the argument. True ...

... this indulgence has never yet been withheld. In 1830, the Whigs claimed and received that generous j forbearance which they now deny to Sir Robert Peel. On the 20th of November, 1830, ihe Whigs j marched triumphantly into Downing-street — a new | Parliament ...

... The following is the result : — Whig objections sustained, 412; Conservative ditto, 304; majo- rity for the Whigs, 108. New claims by the Conservatives, 1,017 ; Whigs, 493 ; majority for Conservatives, 524 ; loss in Whig objections, 108 ; total gain for ...

... Court tradesmen resident in Westminster were called upon by parties connected with the household to vote, not in favour of Whigs, but in favour of the Radical candidates for Westminster ; and those who refused to sub- mit to thi3 dictation were deprived ...

... poor deluded doomed Conservatives? Alas ! all are gone— all have vanished into thin air! Mute is the boisterous song of Whig re- joicing—hushed is the jovial chorus of Radical exultation. In the pride of his heart, Lord Mel- bourne appealed to the ...

... beggarman moat as- suredly did speak the truth when he described his present minions as base and brutal Whig*. In the course of the last six years the Whigs hare done much to prove themselves ths base and brutal' creatures which O'Connell represented them;bu ...

... shall decide when doctors disagree ? And such doctors too ! one being the grand exciter of Whig-Radicalism for the morning, and the other the gentle insinuator of Whig-Radicalism for the evening. As both these oracles cannot be right, we take leave to decide ...

... generosities and amenities ever akin to genuine literature, but at the same time, it may be foreseen that Whig oruelty, and Whig economy, and Whig tyranny, will call into existence the hidden vigour of genius, and poetry, iv true sympath y with the poor ...

... Knaresborough is quite prepared to dis- pense with both its Whig Memberslwe beliive Mr Law- son s election is a certainty, aud we hope he wili have a sound Conservative colleague. Both the Whig Members for Leeds have bolted, and new candidate, are fought ...