... jobbing? A job, indeed! The word lies well in the watering mouths of this ignoble, covetous, and rapacious Whig-Radical clique. No : the name of DENMAN, Whig though he be, has never been sullied by any jobbery; and one has but to repeat it to scatter these ...

... consistent opponents, bwho manit veclare their lentiatnte, and ably cacry out thm t itae The Moreniig Chronicle, as the ?? of the whig p arty ii a talented and equally cousisteuc journal. The jfornmnV Post is a faithful friend and a tried advocate in the Ois ...

... a reform of their representation ; let them take a lesson out of the book of their enemies— the aristocracy for though the Whigs, Tories, and Protectionists quarrelled like cat and dog for place and power, he always found that when the people once raised ...

... ex-Irish Chancellor under all the circumstances this would be a better position, if he could but lay hold it. Hia friends the Whig-Radical Russell ministry ait very uneasily their seats just now : the probabilities of their falling to pieces are not few; ...

... over the graves of the departing Whigs. (Laughter aud cheers.) He addressed them as a Whig. From his earliest days he had been attached to old Whig principles ; but from the bottom of bis heart did he abhor modern Whig practices. (Vociferous cheering.) ...

... as that which had assembled. A afltel A letter was read from the Whig toro in - in which he designated free trade as a sYs telli g tofi li A l with ruin to this country. Lord Gote Whig, and a Roman Catholic--Ar to he signed the requisition (as he says) ...

... to be sang over the graves of the departing Whigs (laughter and cheers). addressed them Whig. From I.is earliest days had been attached to old Whig principlee; bat from bottom of bis bean did abhor modern Whig practices (vociferous cheers). now called tbs ...

... represented in parliament by Lord Edward Howard, a son of the Duke bf Norfolk, a free trader, and possessed of office uuder the Whig government. The meeting of to-day was held in a large tent, erected in a field at the back of the principal street in the town ...

... iwspapen, pollings with whom it •ert terms leaante in cess in his doctrines, Sir R. iriats. friend, that was » • good ss a Whig, re landlord legociatioo sure the clauses complain, them were at the id them ws, on the bat instead wheat. iy landlord this ...

... contentment and fixed belief that justice regulates the country's laws. Of all the distinguished men who have appeared among the Whigs for the last five and thirty years, THOMAS Lord DENMAN is undoubtedly, excepting one individual, by far the most conspicuous ...

... scarcely, until recently, excited any real solicitude on the part of either the Ministry or Parliament. influential organ of the Whig party in the Scottish metropolis brought another charge against me, which was, that I was fostering that want of self-reliance ...

... pect that Mr. Thomas Young or his successor as Sec- retary to the PrimeMinister,hasbeen again sailed into ctivi.y to saye the Whig Government. Of what the j party is capable history is a witness. It patron- ised Wilkes, Paine, O'Coigly, O'Connor, Despard ...