... r>.TßmTic Radical. Sir De.Lacy « p Westminster, has accepted XlOO a year the Whigs as a reward for distinguished service Post states that a British manufacturer Paisley shawls, and make a profit by them, hKe that inauutacturer must have m any part of ...

... own to assist in restoring the ancient Starvation Statutes. The conflict of parties is for a totally different object. Both whigs and tories begin to perceive that great changes have taken place since the passing of the Reform Bill, in the minds and aims ...

... injustice the noble duke is also responsible. We do not blame him for the acts of the Whigs, although he amenable to the charge of destroying his party, and admitting the Whigs to power. The unrivalled general was a poor statesman. As statesman, he did not ...

... impression on a comparatively trie, weak one. Little knocks drive great blocks ; in fi but all the little knocks which the Whigs receive T do not stir them an inch. The more they are has -beaten, the more immovable they become ; the I~~j more tbey are ...

... The admirers of Mr. Roebuck have been forced to vote for a man who has been used by the Whigs at former elections to damage the interest of Mr. Roebuck. The Whigs have been forced to sanction principles and measures wnich they declared were dangerous ...

... the empire, de- pendent on no such slippery contingency as a Whig- Radical Attorney-General's notions of what may be public opinion, or his convictions as to what will turn out to be Whig-Radical expediency. The object is not to leave this vitally important ...

... that tome modification* are intended, either in the law or the practice, under the lete characteristic piecoof blundering Whig legislstion. These order* ere.—l. I«; dispense with the production of the Articles of Agreement, commonly known ichednle B ...

... privilege of National Shipt,—excepting always their gigantic monopoly of their own Coasting Trade. Thereupon, nevertheless, our Whig Government, ay, with their eyes open to that mutual exception, did, both in their places in parliament, and through their hirelings ...

... that the late whig lord.chancellor Cottbnham never (except by mistake) preferred one clergyman to any of the 700 or 800 benefices in his gift, who could not boast the primary and indispensable qualification of being thick and thin Whig, and Cleneal Partisan ...

... character of Sheridan, threw for office in 1830, and won the cast. The Reform Bill was a Revolution, doubtless, as the Whigs declared it, but' as like the Revolution of 1688 as a Portuguese emeute is like the struggle of Washington, or Saldanha like ...

... is also proposed to take away property qualification as a condition precedent to sitting in Parliament. In fact, since the Whigs can pass nothing, they very wisely determine on offering everything. Roderick Random thought it was as easy to talk of a coach ...

... is particularly necessary, and attention to it Conservatives may be of the utmost importance in a national point view. The Whig Radical Ministry exists only upon a species of sufferance which, after the multiplied warnings they have received from every ...