... opponents, who manfully j declare their sentiments, and ably carry out their views, j Ihe Morning Chronicle, as the organ of the Whig party, is a taleuted and equally consistent journal. The Morning j Post is a faithful triend and a tried advocate in the cause ...

... discontent of the farmers. It is understood that the great Whig Duke is the Duke of Bedford; und, from his relationship to the ('rime Minister, and his supposed influence with him and with the Whig party, this alleged change of opinion was considered of ...

... ! .Thoughithusgeonded to desperation, they used not 'a word more violent nor adopted an attitutde--more menacing than the Whigs themselves did In the year . 1i. Turn to N~o. 2 of the .nerucgor-read in thefirst lcolumn of the sixth pago thereof the language ...

... find in this borough a man ef s nerve and courage tu act with independence whea att to be coerced by the Whig hangers on at cours, or dated by a Whig Chamberl of Master of the M-n in this town can rarely boast of “ political pri: They are induced to look ...

... financial quarter draws near; and singularly enough, with unusual share of good fortune, and with a success rarely accorded to a Whig-Radical minister, he has hitherto succeeded beyond his most sanguine expectation. But this good fortune, cannot be expected ...

... so acted whotowards had his l l t e e d n a u n p t o s ( n? themc he e r t o s . ) t, u r nThenoat h t t th e e r e was i Whigs sSir when R offered no protecting duties. He looked upon Sir R. Peel now as the greatest traitor that ever existed in any country ...

... 1i'esomnvcreenelttt lie Itas, talneim Itin etatod,-ine ban chosen is ainle. Ile hears ruonncro of rn. ]emttitigs inn tlnc! Whig camp ;-.feare of a fixeet muty agitato tine Leaguest' ;-'tite nettle. apltucacr to trointhie It le teln f'orwamrd, and castet ...

... If the maintenance of souls throughout the United Kingdom depends simply upon the supply of dresses, we are gfraid that the whig landlords will speedily find themselves in » sorry case.” Sir Robekt Peel has written letter to hie tenant gamers—and droll ...

... the Exchequer to introduce the tea duty into Seldom have the his budget as an object of reform. finances of the State under Whig rule been so prosper- ous; and, with a considerable surplus revenue, the Finan- cial Miuister will not hesitate to take advantage ...

... w °uld not, at this moment, be either suffering from Whig rule, or cursed with the Corn Laws aud Free Trade. T^i ere ls » and always has been, Conservatism enough in c to have kept both the Whigs and the reins where they ought to be; Protectionists enough ...

... favourite candidates are Mr. J. W. Brown, Democrat, who was within one vote of election, Laving obtained 113; and Mr. Wanthrop, Whig, who has never mustered more than 103 votes. The question of the extension of Slavery to the new States of the Union, and the ...

... of Irish representatives, who bad deceived their constituents and deserted their country's interests, in order to support a Whig Government. He hoped they would at length open their eyes to see the error of their ways, and return to their natural elegiance ...