... The Whig Radical protigt of the League has sueceedcd in the contest for the city of London; ft roisfortune not at all unexpected by those who noticed with any attention the manner in which the contest was carried on. Long before it ended, the imprudent ...

... Laws, that was only because he was Whig, and because, at that time, the Whig Government professed to regard such an application of the principle as downright insanity. Now the insanity lies the other way, and the Whigs would be mad if they did not become ...

... shadow of foundation for the latter that every step he takes is so violently opposed by the whigs? How is it. if he governs the countiy on whig principles and whig measures, that Lord John Russell and Lord Lansdowne are his bitter opponents night after night ...

... England Quarterly Review.) The Church, in our opinion, has gone on prosperously ever since the accession of the Whigs to power in 1830. To the Whigs, however, no sort of credit is due, for they were guilty of series of heavy blotcs and great discouragementsand ...

... they themselves would have adopted. Such conduct is base and contemptible, exceeding the usual measure of even Whig-Radical dishonesty. The Whig Radicals and Anti-Corn-Law League have | trained what they call a victory at Kendal, and, of course, make mighty ...

... admitted that our Whig-Radical neighbour attempted with some point and, if the cheers are properly placed in the report, with considerable effect, to convince his Bristolian Sen-Gulls, that there never had been, nor could be such a thing as Whig misrule and ...

... to convict him of his impudent petty larcenies. His schemes, however, were admirably adapted to the projects revolutionary Whigs and political non-conformists; accordingly they were trumpeted in every part of the kingdom under the auspices of the Edinburgh ...

... suppose, from the Whig Radical clamour raised against it,- within and out of parliament, that it was a new and unheard-of piece of arbitrary tyranny; while the truth is, that it is merely a re-enactment of the Bill brought in by the Whigs, and kept in force ...

... manifested by the electors to record their votes in his lordship's favour, which showed a determination to extinguish the spirit of whig-radical ambition so factiously urged by Mr. and his supporters. As nearly as can be ascertained, the numbers at the final close ...

... Peel's Cabinet; unfortunately forgetting how obnoxious to this charge the Whig Ministry had proved themselves. What did Sir R. Peel do ? Having succeeded ia turning the Whigs out of office, he and his party came into power, and their very first act was ...

... obsequious and importunate, the vultures whose instinct haunts the carcasses only of living Ministers. WHIG DELICACY. When at the end of 1830 the Whigs came into office, Lord Welleslev was appointed Lord Steward of the Household ; and in mumedthe Viceroyalty ...

... state of the accounts to the ruinous policy of the present Ministry. Neither can be right. Supposing it possible that the Whig Budget could have prevented the decrease in the Customs—which is a very wide and uncertain supposition-— the state of the Excise ...