... Bright apprehend* that portion of the Whig party may join the Tories in resisting proposition for the entire alteration of oar institutions. In new Liberal dialect these ara denominated the more unworthy part of the Whig parly. The dictionary must be reformed ...

... on the of it =ors. the manes of the people ? identifying ;themselves with. that the Whigs and Pee'Res Idvane powe Conservative ernment in the douse of ~,m inor. I the Co them., they could have d remained for a lomg time to come in despair of were enabled ...

... party,—sections differing even mere widely than do the Whigs from the Conservatives,—should be fully and fairly represented. All this was trumped up, it is now evident, , in order to get the Whigs back into office. And, as is well known, it has succeeded ...

... t ° gothis has been quite overlooked. a goeh anti-national policy of the Whig s 59 whi le F ester party, England is defenceless' France is armed at all points ; and it ill Whig years to repair the fatal parsimony of sho %Id t Administration. This circumstance ...

... have been avoided. Sir Edward Lytton* and the Whigs.—We advise everybody to read the elaborate abuse which, Friday night, Sir Edward Lytton poured upon the Whigs—the Whig nobles. Considering that the Whigs gave him his baronetcy, and have upheld 3 brother ...

... took the.people’s side. This was_no-hereditary “move,” made with the with which’ every becomes a Whig, and. every; a Tory ; for he went beyond’ ‘the: Whigs, and ranged himself on the same side as Brovewax, Roxrguck, Duxcomse, Hunt, and He soon’ became ...

... even Mr. DuunnOND he. fitttered tbe Whig. thU week, w. «knowledge good eerrim don. ,he Stete.” And »bei. . -gemt both of poliebed mid unpoliehed wren.*, .nbjom Mr. DnonitoND-n Vernon” the modern “Mr. I* !. Diery-the Whig Cbencellor being the foremoet modern ...

... fees. Whether this hush money, or bribery, for tongue service and pen ser- Secret Sery Col. S these trancendant and undefiled Whigs are forced to confess that they do sometimes dabble in dirt, notwithstanding all the fine talk about purity and the rest of ...

... CONINIITTEE.—Many borough elections are a mere trial of skill between the Whig Flewker and the Tory Frail. The general who influences the greater number of indifferents wins the day. The Whigs will have Flewkers, Tories will have Frails, and even Radicals look ...

... worst, to annihilate them. The result of borious demonstration and parliamentary power is f mixe and revolu on -IDOL ering WHIG of Dark display of he ragged —the combined bands, Pope, the Pretender, a e been driven from their with tenfold effect, ye been ...

... Clat, Sir James Oeabam, and “the whole order” of whig baronets. Speaking flguratiTely, not literally of course, we cannot resist the parody:—if ersry parliamentary radical would only shoot parliamentary whig, and then hung up for the allegorical murder, ...

... inanition, will e, expire at the first breath of Parliamentary opposi- H - tion. In the second place, it is said that, if - the Whig Administration is to survive, the Prime mn Minister must resolutely discard the less capable ae portion of his colleagues, ...