... reformers of 1830? Not seventy men in Parliament. They made up the Whig majority. Ifter 1832 they numbered a hundred and fifty, and the political organs of that day exhibited the Whigs petitioning the Radicals for alms, and praying not only for support ...

... THE OLD WHIGS ALARMED AT THE rROORESSIVE TORIES. Manchester Examiner't London correspondent write! »s follows:—Many persons of traditional habit of mind have been seriously alarmed during the past session and the present recess. Alarmed at the progressive ...

... the Whigs, and the Radicals the Conservatives are the parties that ought to bring it forward. Observe the reason. Twenty-five years ago Reform Bill, which has formed the constitution of this country since that time, was brought forward the Whigs. It was ...

... foriunately for the country, brings no locusts of Egypti u Radicals with him. The limpets, baru;icles, and leeches of the four Whig families, needy hangers-on, under Lords Palmerston and Shaftesbury, absorlied the emoluments and suffocated the talents of ...

... chains. We have heard much in former “‘Tory-Radicals ; let us now shift the scene for a bit, and look out for Whig Radicals of Radical: Whigs, you please. upon ft, unless the Liberal party unite and ovurageonsly, backed almest anapimeus nation, to carry ...

... the humorous, his conversation was at once instruc! tive and pleasing. Indeed, he was the life of every company. An ardent Whig, he was stedfast to his creed, never, as he used to say, changing his coat or bis principles; the blue coat and yellow waistcoat ...

... people of attempts to force on a British colony arr who, under the curse of the Whigs success. odds, and who for contended against such years daily prayed to God ee are the the Whigs, now find that the Tories of the most unjust, and, I most ungrateful, enemies ...

... existing Government this moment would, without sejurity for the future, be to throw themselves helplessly aider t le feel the Whigs, who arc ready to march back into office with the same insolent cont.mpt as.beforc of the party they profess to ad, and the ...

... that bill. (a pplauee.) Alluding next to the position taken by the Independent Liberals on this question, Mr Baxter said—The Whigs said to us, Now, see what you have done; you have prevented the passing of an Indian Bill [we have got one nevertheless]; ...

... deposit receipts for about £300, in addition to which, wo believe, deceased was the owner of some bouse property.—Northern Whig. ...

... difference between Whigs and Tories now-a-days, according to the Earl of Derby; and his Chancellor of the Exchequer must have had the same thought working in his brain when he described Conservative Government as Tory men and Whig measures. The chief ...

... been found compliant, but it dees say that the anxious to cut the Bright connection, have sounded ha Betonp this about the Whig chief, political bas no interest. Addresses, principally apon the bus: pess of last have been delivered by, others, Sir Cornewall ...