... THE WHIGS. (from the spectator). The proper function of the Whig Ministry ceased when the Reform Bill was carried ; it would have been happy for their reputation as statesmen had they been turned out of place immediately after it was catried. The impoitance ...

... THE WHIGS. (From Frastr's Magazine for September). In the annate of political strife there has never occurred so entire and irretrievable defeat as that which the whigs have sustained. party they are fairly extinct in the nation. have repealers, we have ...

... The great and increasing popularity of the pre- sent Conservative Government sorely felt by the; Whig Radical party; and envious spite is stimu- j fating their industry io finding out topics of, charge against the Ministry. They handed over the affairs ...

... reply with him —We doubt very much if we should do so! Defeat of the Whig-Radicals.-—A public meeting, convened by the portreeve, in conseqnence requisition presented to him the whig radical faction, to oppose Sir Robert Peel's proposed measures to the ...

... STATU —lmmense gatherings are taking place by the Whig party, several parts of the union, to promote the election of Henry Clay to the next Presidency. One barbecue (popular meeting) has just come off at Daylon, Ohio, at which 130,000 persons were ...

... addition must be made to their amount. So much for the difference between Whig promises and Whig fulfilments. So much for the result of ten years of legislative folly, managed by a whig government and carried though by a reformed House of Commons, by a House ...

... borrowing. It is believed by many of the whigs that the tax was defeated by the influence of John Davis, himself the whig governor of the state. The consequence has been a great outcry among the capitalists of the whig parly against Mr. Davis, and it may be ...

... 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 ...

... the most remarkable members of the Upper House. He was the oldest Whig in either House of Parliament, not even excepting the member for Middlesex ; was one of the most consistent Whigs ; he accepted peerage in the 86th year of his age ; and, after he ...

... these, there were 743 Whig Radicals, and Conservatives. He had increased the total number to 1435; had not removed one magistrate of those whom he found already appointed : but he had so shaped his additions, that there were now 745 Whig Radicals, and only ...

... shades and degrees; and the Bame thing, to much greater extent, has been 1 the case with Whiggism. We have Old Whigs, I New Whigs, and Whigs and something more :, and the points of diversity between moderate Tories and ultra l ories have, we apprehend ...

... another five years lease of that Bill which was denounced by these Double- tion too faced gentry as » piece of Whig legisis- atrocious -to- Whig government: 4 PARADOX! ...