... forward by the Whigs in 1841, and on account of which the gentlemen who sign the requisition treated that Ministry almost as traitors to their Queen and country. The Protectionists of this county, in setting up the standard of the Whig Corn Law of 1841 ...

... which vote of thanks was accorded the chairman, and the mooting separated. THE TEA DUTY. {From the Liverpttol Courier.) The Whigs now luxuriate that peculiarly rare p of their experience, surplus the national revenue. They stand in the perplexing predicament” ...

... reference to the county meeting about to be held at Lincoln. will be remembered by many that Lord Yarborough was one of the few Whig noblemen who opposed the abolition of the Corn Laws. On that account anything proceeding from him at ths present time will ...

... sometime ago filled the onerous office of Muter of her Majesty's Buckbouuds, with great credit to himself and his friends, the Whig Ministers, who gave him the place; but the gentle public never dreamt, or dream, of his Lordship possessing any higher degree ...

... gradually opening the eyes even of his quondam admirers to the fact of his being a political quack and empty demagogue. The Whig and Peelite organs pat him most encouragingly on the back whenever be descants upon the enormities of the aristocracy, and ...

... that it is essential to the Improvement a Leland. that this law be substantially amended. The noble lord, who while he eat a Whig, delivered a scathing &nu:idlion pr, ministry. and their Irish The lion. St. John ueonde ; whirl; like all the wa• I The ...

... bring in measure to increase the suffrage, he would reply that they did so because they had no faith in the intentions of the Whigs. Indeed, he only regarded the Charter as the beginning of large measures of reform; and he for one was not inclined to join ...

... shall not shrink from answering plainly. think, unless the Whigs act wisely and firmly, there room for expecting an event even strange this would he ; and, unfortunately, wisdom and firmness in a Whig Ministry are' scarcely less strange. this as it may, however ...

... many accounts, pleasant reading, to find the great organ of Whiggery thus acknowledging the utter fallacy of one of the grand Whig nostrums for the welfare and prosperity of the town population of Scotland—Burgh Reform. With what ineffable contempt the ...

... occupied Freetraders. Mr. Cayley declared that was very glad to find opinions rapidly changing; he had met many of his old Whig friends that day. who admitted with long-faced jocoscness that the matter was at last become too serious to treated one of ...

... amendment to the Address—that Address proposing an eight shilling fixed duty ; and the effect of his amendment was to turn the Whig Ministry who proposed it out of office. (Cheers.) That nobleman has chosen, in an unlucky moment for his own reputation, to ...

... (Loud cheers.) Mr. Cayley, M.P,, in moving another the resolutions, congratulated the meeting on seeing so many' of his old Whig friends here. He had spoken to several of them on the sub ject of their attendance, and they declared that things were becoming ...