... With the experiences of 1832 before their eyes, and the recollection of the great Whig trick which was made, at the cost of the Tory interest in the country, a part of the extension and re-adjustment of the representative principle at that period, one ...

... A WHIG VIEW OF THE COMING GENERAL ELECTION. (From the Observer.) On all sides it seems to be generally understood that it will be ail-but impossible for another session to pass without a general election. The present .\dministration, as admitted by the ...

... A WHIG VIEW OF THE COIVIING GENERAL ELECTION. (From the Observer. J On all sides it seems to be generally understood that it will be ail-but impossible for another session to pass without a general election. The present administration, as admitted by ...

... £o tety brisk. 1a connect the Whig ovata ...

... will believe it, except a few predefined Whigs whom it is not worth trying either to convert or convince. Lord Derby had a perfect right to put any reserved price he thought proper on any every lot he olfered for sale. These attacks on English sports ...

... made contemptible, but they themselves will have it so. The responsible advisers of her Majesty, both Whigs and Tories, have conspired against the Queen, her Crown and dignity,' by the ridiculous attitude which they assume. They may be, and they probably ...

... EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS. A correspondent of the Northern Whig makes the following singular statements: — Havingjust arrived here from America, I consider it right to mention a circumstance which, I think, merits some attention from the British public ...

... BANK STOCK, div. 4} per Cent. half-year 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities Whig:;. Do. Ex. Div. for Opening 3 per Cent. Consols Annuities . New 3 per Cent. Annuities Do. Ex. Div. for Opening New 3 per Cent. New 2 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Long Anns., Exp ...

... contemporary to the proof. No doubt the Whigs have held up the Conservative party as the defenders of every abuse—the opponents of every reform—the advocates of despotism—the enemies of national progress! But this is only a Whig notion of Conservatism. The principles ...

... have, in a political sense, most benefited by the demagoguism ol the Whigs, now see that, although the gifts might be good, the givers were unprincipled. Erora the hour when the Whigs first seized on power, by fomenting revolutionary passions under guise ...

... too, of the divergence between Whig and Tory management, has been that presented in the department of finance. Of all the episodes in the past Parliamentary session, resulting in the ignominious overthrow of the Whig champions, there was none more edifying ...

... SEPTEMBER 26, 1858. Whilst the Whigs were in office they talked of reform, but never entered into the subject with a view to action. The liberal press also occasionally alluded to reform as a desideratum, and for its attainment tbe Whigs were kept in office year ...