... s^ted, to cause a deficiency in the revenue, nrst instance, with a view of creating a much greater revenu, m future.-truly a Whig doctrine, and, as a matter ■ UlBe ° e ;-^d yet Sir Robert calculates from se --haer.ully.wise regulations , 0 be enabled ...

... which characterise all free-traders, characterise in an eminent degree this contributor to the quarterly periodical of the Whigs, proper. The reviewer attempts, in the first place, to show that the hardships endured in factories are slight when compared ...

... discarded the Whig, because, talking loudly and promising much, the Whigs did practically nothing for them ; and it now behoves the Tories to take care, lest failing in a similar manner, a similar fate await them. It is vain to say that the Whigs were turned ...

... In the same way, our commerce in the north of Spain received a severe blow from the protegee of Lord Palraerston and the Whigs ; and, if the Biscayans, aided by the French Ambassador, succeed in their endeavour*, Bilbao and Santander will again be filled ...

... conceal this circumstance from ourselves, and it would be a direliction of our duty did we conceal it from the public, that the Whigs, as a party, have never made any public de- monstration or declaration against the prosecutions insti- tuted by a Tory Government ...

... is one as far removed as may be from that which is damned to everlasting fame by the writings and speeches of all true Whigs, from Locke to Lord Howick. Toryism, embodied in a Government, should busy itself to promote the real happiness of the people: ...

... Crown, and twelve Con- servatives to be struck off by the traversers, the Jury will then be composed of twenty-four Tories and Whigs, the first twelve of whom that shall answer to their names will be the Jury to try the issue. There is every reason to hope ...

... patron, Earl Spencer, is a declared aguer The president, Mr. Hillyard, never an indepen- ■-1 ?? man, and bought over to the Whigs some e&r * j^g :, i 6 the tenant of Mr. Lloyd, a declared Leaguer. ti *-ley, one of the vice-presidents, is the tenant ? ...

... con- cealment at Donagbadee. He lived retired ; but, it is said, still preserved something Uke style at his table.— Northern Whig. ...

... the Lincoln and Lii tion, as described in the foregoing report. Thi a indeed, is animated by one -pint on the su Laws, and Whigs as well as Tories are here protection. Indeed, a subscription has btti, ?? Lord Yubwrough's tenantry chiefly for the „ Lord ...

... yours, &c. An E Lord Melbourne, the chief of the Whig Adroii * said in his place in the _lou ...

... the case. He regrets that Pitt should have tarnished his mighty name by presuming to question the infallible sagacity of the Whig First Lord! But Mr Tucker's overweening partialities will weigh not for much against the long-recorded judg- ment of the English ...