... reins of Government must shortly be placed in the hands of Sir Robert Peel ; and he therefore endeavours, with characteristic Whig cunning, to embarrass the future progress of the Right Honour- able Gentleman, by representing him as hostile to the rights ...

... Pigot's elevation thereto. Mr. Moore, the Solicitor-General, to be Attorney-General, as a reward for his going over to the Whigs. Will he be in time for further promotion r A brutal murder was committed in the county Wexford on Monday A man was bringing ...

... WHAT MILL THE WHIGS DO NOW TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING TOST Sir— A question in the mouths of men of every shade of political opinion, from the ?? down to the ultra- Radical, is, what will the Whigs do now ? Will they attempt, in spite of the declared ...

... bar to go the whole hog of the prediction it implies, though we cor- dially coincide in the writer's conviction that the Whigs would bring that or any other base result about, to suit the purposes of their venal ambition : — The present Ministry have ...

... The Chartists, before quitting the room, which was crowded almost to suffocation, gave repeated hisses and groans for the Whigs, ditto for the Poor Law Bill, and repeated cheers for the charter, &c. The Hon. Member for South Shields, Robert Ingham, Esq ...

... story is still fresh in people's minds, of the disgraceful family compact, by which the county of Rutland was made over to the Whigs, who have ever found in the Hon. Gen- tleman a faithful representative of their opinions. The same question may be asked about ...

... evidence as sufficient to support their arguments in the course of debate, presented a new and most disgusting example of the Whig practice of ;i enormous lying. We now leave to Ministers the task of extri- cating themselves from the above dilemma as well ...

... j who have lost faith in them— whose political opi- nions have been changed by the experience of : the Whig failure— will no longer look to the Whigs as leaders— will no longer believe their political creed the true one, but will seek a new faith, and ...

... the House 01 Delegates, and, from the known opinions of the Senate, the Richmond Whig anticipates no difficulty in the passage uf the Bill in that body. Theßa/iyor Whig says it made the statement that the bills the Globe Bank of Bangor were redeemed ...

... conclusion of this very odd melange we have, however, a statement which is worthy of notice, because, though appearing in a Whig news- paper, we think it is, in some degree, a correct anti- cipation : — Should it be true, however, that there may be once ...

... would have been quite as much in the editor's way to tell us that Mr. John Gully was actually intro- duced at Court by the Whig Lord Morpeth ; but, as the fact would have involved no sneer at Tories, the introduction ofit appears to have been omitted ...

... geographical divisions ; these, it is believed, have been happily arranged in such a manner as to give general satisfaction to our Whig friends. In the selections which have been made the President has consulted the feelings and wishes of his friends in different ...