... principles and the ruinous policy of Ftee Ttade gathering overhead, which threaten* to blight for ever the political hopes of the Whig- Radicals, and of their half-rival, half-ally. Sir Robert Peel; and lo ! all at once, to break the power of the angry elements ...

... sts (said Mr Kirton in conclusion). The rats are eating your corn; hunt ’em out; kill every one of them. The rats are the Whigs, (Loud laughter). Mr Pack (of Merton) contended that the isbonrers this country had been materially injured the large importation ...

... obtained an overwhelming majority over his opponent, and he will learn what is likely the composition of the next Parliament- The Whigs are said to contemplate an extension of the suffrage. Be*it so. They will gain little the move, cunning as they may deem it ...

... had become Protectionist, in order to secure the return of Lord Edward Howard for the Rape; but when be was told that if the Whigs came in and carried Protection be would not have office, unless he went with them, deserted the Prolectionist camp. the late ...

... regarded tbia met.ore at downright piece of Whig hombog. what cared the Wbiga for the prosperity of the poor Look at the Poor Law BUI, that thing which Mr Dknlal Whittle Harvey oooe said to him was concocted in bell! Whig, were not tba man to be depended on. ...

... sod Hughes. At the Northamptonshire county meeting, on Thursday, the Duke of Grafton, hitherto found in the ranks of the Whigs, came forward in person to declare his condemnation Free Trade. “It was said,” he observe I, “that the commerce of the country ...

... advantage of by tbe Whigs self-evident demonstration that they ought to retain office under any circumstances, is question on which one can have reasonable doubt who is at all acquainted with tbe maxims of the political creed professed by the Whigs. They will ...

... lurch, now; These turncoats would destroy the land— They can’t destroy the church, now. These turncoats, 6:c. Tbe wretched Whigs are stilt tbe gods Of the rebellious people; And, once in power, I’ll lay long odds, They’ll smash both farm and steeple. Poor ...

... again virtual defeat in the Commons on the same night—all this, occurring in one tingle week, shews that the knell of the Whigs has been sounded. They hare given to the naughty, noiiy boys of the Manchester school some gingerbread to stop their months ...

... much to say that faithless must the country have become, if it will bear with a Government, no matter under what name it goes, Whig or Tory, that will by its acts declare that Her Majesty dare no longer confide in the Church. ...

... division on Mr Dlsrasli’s motion n agriculture! distress is most Instructive AVIS. Protectionists present 3l * Tellers „* Whigs Peebles Whigs present Tellers • • • Peelites Protectionists deserted 275 Giving the MinUtere majority only SI, Houte members. 23 ...

... Free Trade is all the rage in consequence of Cobden’a agitation, and therefore Free Trade is the only principle on which the Whigs can be kept in power. If told that, in order to have Free Trade, we must first get other countries to agree with to remove ...