... than the Whigs might - have possessed. And this series of disaster and disgrace has ensued from comparatively little of external pressure. It is the result of internal weakness. Protection had little power, save what was given to it by Whig pusillanimity ...

... WHIG AND TORT E: --0--- The Government expenditure now exceeds, by five millions sterling, the Rudaet of the last Tory Administration, previous to the Reform Act. The Duke of Wellington's Minietry resigned office on the 16th of November, 1830; hence, ...

... BOWIE Or THE rummies or TEI WHIG ARISTOOEACIT. —4.-- The Illustrious House of Russell, as the Whip are pleased to call this family, have come in for a pretty good of the Church property, distributed by the Crown at the time of the Reformation. At the ...

... THE WHIG BUDGET, We are not mrpriied that Lord John Ro««ll felt ill last night, when he rore to lay before the Houae the extraordinary financial atatement which be afterwarda made) a atatement which waa aaaailed on every aide, except the Trraanry aide ...

... THE WHIGS IN AND OUT. “ In office and “ out of office arc very different things. Whigs in office and Whigs out of office arc very different men. Four years ago, the Whigs being on the opposition benches, Conservative (iovernment had to institute prosecution ...

... mitted. The present Budget proves that the Whigs are utterly ignorant of the principles of taxation, and they have yet to learn, that in taxation it by no means follows that two and two make four. Now if the Whigs had laid on the tax upon leather, no one ...

... THE LOYAL WHIGS. ...

... been the constant fate of the Whig party to acquire power by raising unfounded expectation, and to lose it by as surely falsifying the expectations they have raised. This is the general history of all Governments in which Whigs have had power: and this has ...

... inflicted' with a worse plague thani',all these put together, in the shape of 'Whigs. The locusts, the frogs, and the flies,'devoured the substance of I gpt only, the Whigs are preying and devouring the sub- stance of England and her colonies, and how ...

... is a 'very different thing when done by the Whigs and when done by the Chartists. The Home Office was used to arrange the demonstrations of numexical power which deterred the Duke from taking office. Every Whig knew of the overawing of the Lords, or shared ...

... BRUTAL WHIGS: People of Ireland,—Mark these facts, and learn the value of that liberty which you enjoy under the British Constitution. There is a certain book called the Jurors' Book, which contains the names of all the citizens of Dublin qualified ...

... WHIG TREASON. MR. YOUNG'S LETTER T TO COLONEL NAPIER IN 1832. Mr. Thomas Young, private secretary. to Lord Melbourne, whose letter addressed to General Napier, was rejected as evidence at Smith O'Brien's trial, has sent the following remarks thereon : ...