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... o(if' A Iig pretenders' ! has bet r it Very livnbIe topic tor the advocates I . _ I oF tha present M inistr Btetoret tile Whigs ; were Itumi ed olt we werte told that tIheir hi tindes were I vg eVetltihing. ltitt all wtis to go righlt ns 4 . I si lif ...
... I-lad any mn predicted, on the overthrow of the Whig Administration,, that in less than a year and a half the policy of Sir R. P~rL wvoulfd reduce so important a portion of the enipire as Ireland to its present deplorable condition, vith what sneers ...
... the chance of a Whig candidate, if the great majority of the people should be atthe time Leco-Foco? Still,.fHenry Claybe resolvedtorisk tbe hozard of the die, the Whig partyoftheentireUnion will support him to the last. No other Whig Presidential candidate ...
... Tory giovertinment. lle deietrvnd his reward from the Whigs but i as they had not the jiower of bestowing it, the Tories step v dint their pIce, anti disciargo a common obligation, The li s Whigs have no right to find ftiult with this-that others re- ...
... as to express such opinions of Lord Brougham:- LORD B3ROUGHIAM AND THE WHIGS. [FROM A CORRESPONflENT.1 No man of any party, actuated by any principle o1 honour, can view the Whig attacks upon Lord Brougham otherwise than with abhorrence and disgust. The ...
... colleague (the Lord Chancellor), whether he bad not manfully and strenuously, though it might he feebly, stood by the Whig government and Whig party in the time of their utmost need, alter they came into place in I8&K, without anything like power. whir carried ...
... the differences between Whig and Tory, he goes on to say- Now, let this be perfectly understood by that house, end by the people of Bugland: 'We Repealera don't wish to be mixed up with your party squabbles. You, the Whigs, don't possess the confidence ...
... opposition to the Whig party. w They Say that they stopped Sir George Larpent at Rueby. G Thte Whigs, on the other hand, declare themselves reconciled to the nomination of Mr. Gisborne, as they claim w him as a tried supporter of the Whig admi- nistration ...
... provide supplies :and avail- ing himself of the non-existence of responsibility, he threw out the Whigs on their prescription for the same disease. The Whigs, as it will be remembered, had prescribed cheap corn, which was to produce a million and a lalf; ...
... old friends, the Whigs. Il I am your man now,: let us be friends, and turn DA the key as fast as we can upon those who pulled you through. So on corn, and the protective ,system. So long as free trade was a barrier against s the Whigs, Sir R. PEEL supported ...
... filled his place! What impudence It, Is in tb. Tories to taunt the Whigs with an agitation which lid been rendered powerless and, lnurtleas exclusively trotegh th- pyopularlry of a Whig administration, and the reapet which it has earned for the British ...
... in the city of New York the Whigs returned their sheriff and two Whig members of Assembly. In the last Assembly, the Whige had thirty-five; they will have quite as many in this. The New York senate will stand six Whigs, and twenty-six Democrats. During ...