... the revereud politician of a Whig preacher who should have ventured on thus trifling with the common sense and decent feeling of his hearers, had lie made the ex- periment for the sake of propping up the positiou of two Whig members who might have dared ...

... meeting these gentlemen last week. seems to lieen of more importance than had attached to it. The Olobe (the organ of the pare Whigs) is because any notice of the meeting baa been published. In the number for Saturday evening it says— Several of our cont ...

... Sydney Smith's famous tilt at Whig Governments; that the one , referring to 44 all the work being done by a man in a wig; | and it is well known that the great wit levelled his shaft j against 44 that pet animal of all Whig Government?, barrister , of ...

... year. He has now for a considerable number of been engaged in political We. He commenced as something more than a Whig, then became a Whig, then a Peelite Tory, then a Protectionist Tory, and in what character he will finish remains to be seen. He has ...

... passions all over Europe. Very well 1 Does not this admission really confirm all that we have said ? The Whigs—or rather those who call themselves Whigs acting in concert with the Conservative Lord Palmerston —are in office, but the “great interests of the ...

... that must be formed of the colleagues of the late Sir R. Peel, in conjunction with whatever remains available of the last Whig administration. We have reason to believe that it is upon the Earl of Aberdeen that the formation of the new Cabinet will ...

... the Whig family rump and Radical faction. We doubt not that it could be done with a triumphant success, if necessary, far exceeding that of Pitt and George 111. in a similar case. Therefore we say to Lord Derby—courage, and d«fy the Whig and Whig-Radical ...

... end on't-— To miake we Muy'r —ax ngent Whig’s descenduut, *he Labwral Aldermen of the Borongh of Northampton bave disearded the rolies, bat wot the pride, of oficee. 1t Valgurly so prononsecd t The various Whig contrivanees for securing election majort ...

... while the number of opponents to Mr. Sturgeon was daily becoming less, the malignity of the factiou was on the increase. The Whigs appeared to think, that by their malicious misrepresentations they would be able to make the people opposed to Mr. Sturgeem ...

... the heat of the election is over as the Whigs have not found the Tories backward in coming to the rescue of the Borough, when they might very fairly have held themselves apart altogether, we do hope that the Whigs will reflect still more ma- tarely upon ...

... presumed proceed quite rev lily from moderate Conservative from Whig. Mr. Thornhill says “fully prepared to ** support her Majesty's government, which assertion would indeed imply that the Whigs might claim him one of themselves; but he rather ominously adds ...

... the foot, that their official existence maat come to a lire or six weeks at tbe farthest. With this conviction haunting the Whig Cabin.i informed?'{ * I ' re dy> if wc °°t mis•uiormed, going through the unpleasant process of settine I** houaea order ...