... and we will venture to say that nine-tenths of those men who have been protest- ing and memorialising are, if not avowedly Whigs, Whi_js at heart. Let Churchmen look well to these things. Our only motive for venturing at all upon such dangerous ground ...

... Scotland they order these matters somewhat \ differently. It is true at agricultural meetings they ' do not nickname each other as Whig and Tory, but let any measure threaten their interests, and see how both classes join together. Or even if the lanndlords ...

... substantial consideration resolves itself to this — Did Lord WhaBNCLIFFE prevent the House of Lords from expressing dissent to the Whig deelaimers' dic- tum ? Did Lord WHARNCLIFFE hinder the Peers from denying that Mr. O'Coxxell's conviction had been effected ...

... temporising policy of the day. By this uncompromising course he has lost the favour of every Government, Conservative as well as Whig, nobly sacrificing his prospects of preferment to his fidelity to the Protestant constitution. And this is the man who is about ...

... his family by the Revolution of 1830. Great is the modesty of those who rejoice in the | name of Whigs, arid therefore we are not surprised I that the Whig newspaper organ should open its fire upon the very first day of the new year against the inconsistency ...

... his own repeated failures. It was j mown and proclaimed before any of his ruinous experiments ia-1 oeen tried. In 1832 the Whig naval aelministration |vas tully warned, on very- competent authority, in the ! House- oi Common-,, that the new surveyor was* ...

... nevertheless, that all must be well since the public revenue is in a prosperous condition ? A Whig and Free-trading journalist, with the habitual audacity of Whigs and Free-traders in forcing matters of fact into conformity with their theories, makes no scruple ...

... Lord Ebp_ington who went to Ire- land as Lord Lieutenant a few years ago, in all the odour of liberality, to represent the Whig Go- vernment, and to please the Irish Papists, now foams at the mouth when he thinks of the abuses of the Papacy. He accuses ...

... have arisen to thousands upon thousands of ?? by that measure ? Why, Sir, I read in your paper not a week since that the great Whig financier, Earl Spencer, ad- mitted that the Bill of 1819 was a gigantic error. Thus, forsooth, those who have the penetration ...

... charming Historic Fancies. We must, however, content ourselves with a few specimens :— The time has gone by when wondering Whigs and office-seeking Conservatives could afford to treat the new generation with contempt and scorn ; created by the necessity ...

... nij.hli l i- smart and sequential in „„dine ' irrefutable documentary . , . mv n assertions. After guessing mthoi ..t the Whig effusion, his • \,w much wide of the mark, ?? this conclusion :- . , „.., disposed to adopt either of ,ut incline rather to ...

... LONDON, THC RSI) AY, JANUARY 9 A wonderful spectacle is presented in the Whig journals, in the shape of fear and anxiety on ac- count of the Established Church. The Whig Radi- cals believe the Church to be in danger, or say they do, and great is their ...