... which their assailants belong. The unscrupulous Whig faction is boiling over with rage at the conduct of the County Members in the House of Commons. Contrary to all Whig cal- culation — contrary to all Whig prediction — they have consented to a reduction ...

... union between th Whig Corn Law Repealers and the Chartists. Whoi were they to support? The friends of little Luu with his fixed duty of eight shillings, or Mr Villiers * his no duty at all? The Chartists would no agitate for the Whigs. They would say uo ...

... malcontents i our Canadian provinces with pretexts for seditio and apologies for prospective rebellion. We do in say that the Whig ?? had this delibera' object in view when he delivered himself of h: Friday night's harangue ; but what matters it t the country ...

... queation o fT_. ? Cg T ?? P?*™ 1 ?: ;he .v argued the 1 c.uon ot the Corn Laws with much £?ood sense _,i howed the selfishness of Whig agitation on the subfect so W. y ?? ,tS tme CO,oar9 ' 'hat neither Mr Hume Mr dleme,l\ SUr - C - N picr > ° r Slr B ' Hall ...

... in Afghanistan, and the occupation by our forces of thts territory beyond the Indus, was, like almost every other act of the Whig Government, a combined emanation of folly and knavery. A real or affected dread of Russian aggression was the cause which induced ...

... doubt that he is dead before this time. The man who was the occasion of this lamentable occurrence is in custody.— Northern Whig. ...

... (Roars of laughter.) ' Witness— l don't know anything' about that ; it is Mr. ! — ,of St. Alban's, who put that about. He is a Whig' (Renewed laughter.) Cross-examination continued— The post-chaise was ready tor turn directly be had tendered the money to ...

... first to make the bricks. He gave up high Toryism, as an impracticable thing; he founded Conservatism. He drew in the moderate Whigs. He showed the people that the battle was in the first instance to be fought in the Registration Courts, and then in the House ...

... Howard have been severally named for the Whig interest ; , and Lord Wm. Hervey (son of the Marquis of Bristol), and Sir A. Dalrymple on the Conservative side. The borough of Brighton has been a stronghold of the Whigs from circum- J stances over which the ...

... steps, the efficiency of which can admit of no doubt for the restoration of the revenue, unless they are willing to pursue the Whig system of throwing the deficiency of one year forward upon the next, and so on indefinitely, until the difficulties become ...

... could ever induce a Whig Chancellor of the Ex- chequer to bring forward his Budget until he had been fairly badgered into compliance by the loud remonstrances of the Conservative op- position. All this is now happily changed. When the Whigs were in office ...

... and authentic information, he pro- ceeds with a few touches as to political controversy, and declares his opinion that the Whigs suffer most from shrewd good sense, spiced with a little sarcasm. This is as true now as it was in 1809, when Sir Walter's ...