... WHIG LOGIC. There is a beauty in the deductive 3tops of log ■ ' ment which we are e\er the tirst to candidly appreciate *sa admire, and in this spirit we subjoin a specimen carol • '■ honestly condensed from the columns of a porary remarkable for the ...

... four words— The Whigs are out. But what signifies that, Sir, to me, or, I dare say, to you either, who enjoy nothing from the emoluments of office, nor exist upon the hopes of a place ? What is it to me that the Whigs are out, if Whig principles be in ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 The Whig philosophers have found out one other specific for the disturbed state of the manufacturing districts, over and above their proposed alteration of the Corn Laws. This is fortunate, as the difference (in practical effect) ...

... discomfort. Who carried the Reform Bill ? The Whigs will scarcely deny that that was their work. Who excited the people, and drove them mad with wild hope of advantage from the Reform Act ? The Whigs. The Whigs were the authors of the disappointment which ...

... of the Whigs suffered themsdves to be bound by the compromise that had been made on their behalf, only the leaders in that compromise, and a few of their immediate friends abstaining from voting. I could not ascertain whether any of the Whigs, from a ...

... expect or justice de- mand. We have got rid of the Whigs ! You will argue, perhaps, that the present Ministers are merely carrying out the liberal principles of the Whig party. No such thing. The Whigs proposed to establish a low fixed duty on the importation ...

... monstrous of the Whig faults. But even in the mode of doing this we recognise rather the boldness of a man who had the courage to carry out Whig principles, which the Whigs themselves had not, than the advancement of Conservatism. Although the Whigs, with their ...

... SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION. (From our Correspondent.) SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Evening. A gathering of the Whig-Radicals assembled last night at eight o'clock, at Mr. Andrews's Carriage Bazaar, for the purpose of meeting the two candidates, who, it was stated ...

... certainly have no wish nor intention to tiring back the Whigs, but neither have we any wish to sup- ' port Whig principles of policy. Whenever we can support I the present Administration without supporting Whig prin- ' ciples, we do so. It is idle to tell us ...

... borough, notwithstanding some of the witnesses before the committee said that if the electors were not bribed it was decidedly a Whig one. There has not been the most remote approach to anything like bribery in any mode or shape practised by the Conservative ...

... this country has been given. The ?? organ cannot, of course the utterance of a foul libel on our brave i fallen a sacrifice to Whig rashness and rec , disastrous soil of Afghanistan. He pretendstl . in favour of the expedition has taken place meet, and further ...

... ELECTION. (From our Correspondent.) SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday Evening, 6 o'clock. There is not now the least doubt that the Whig-Radicals have made an improper use of the Hon. Mr. St. John's name, in publicly announcing that that gentleman would address ...