... Our Whig Ministers seem to he imbibing more rational notions on the subject of foreign intervention than those on which they have acted, various memorable instances, since the accession to power of their party in 1830. It gives us satisfaction to observe ...

... the Whigs have ceased to be a party held in any account. It is evident that it is of no use now for a man stand as a Whig, still less as a Whig Minister.— Many of them have got in as Liberals, or on the strength of personal claims but the Whig connexion ...

... gains ground, while the Whigs decline in proportion. At length, when the Whigs began to devote their attention to the developement of Free Trade principles, tbe storm, under Peel auspices, is reused to the highest pitch, and the Whigs fall prostrate under ...

... iendly hand. He wa3 received with immense applause, and it would seem that both Philadelph'a and elsewhere the prospects of the Whig* were good. ...

... contest with Ministers, Mud themselves preoccupying the coveted position of neutrality, so to arbitrate between Whigs sod Peel-Conservatives. The Whig policy, know, haaallalong been arbitrate between Conservatives and the Tories. 'There something very ludicrous ...

... the door keeper say, It's no fun Our attendance to watch him requiring. Slowly and softly they shut the door, After Radical, Whig, and Tory ; And muttering out, We'll stop here no more, They left him alone in his glory. ...

... woollendraper and tailor, and obtaiued some notoriety about the end the last century warm and libcr.il supporter of the Whig*, at a time when Whig advocacy, especially University town, displayed not a little courage iu the partisan. Dr. Musgrave was born, we ...

... labours is unchecked. The Rev. Chancellor Raikes spoken of as the new Bishop of Manchester. is said that a junction between the Whigs and Peelitcs is intended, and, if effected, that Mr. Labouchcre, the Irish Secretary, who wishes to retire, will be succeeded ...

... subordinate whipper-in ofthe Whig party, and few years afterwards assumed the responsible position of actual whipper-in, and became in that capacity not merely the depository of the intentions of the opposition—(for the Whigs were then in opposition)—but ...

... es and Whigs. Now they may be assured that it will do little in that direction, but that it will be a snare and a trap in which many of the heartiest and truest Conservatives —men who keep their promises will suffer. Certain classes both of Whigs and Dissenters ...

... the accuser, that they l not yet discovered the heresy ? Years elapse, stiff, no heresy:—but no sooner Dr. 11. selected the Whig Government to occupy the chair of the Regius Professor of Divinity, than Oxford frightened out her propriety—Newman, Pusey ...

... Excise, how is Parliament lo supply the enormous deficiency in the public Revenue? When money by millions must be had, minister, whig, tory, or radical, will betray such insanity as to cling a once popular principle (admitting that Sir R. Peel's measure was ...