... 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 ...

... offices of the government were—Whigs all. There was a pure Whig at the Admiralty—Sir Charles Wood. There was a Whig man of letters at the Board of Control— Mr. Smith. A Whig—Sir George Lewis—was Chancellor of the Exchequer. A Whig, about the ...

... e towards Americanism—-no Whig alive is a disciple of it. The party (as Burke long ago told us) is an aristocratic parly. In theCom-lawaffair, how many pure Whigs were total repealers ? The .low Bill, indeed, is doubt a Whig achievement; but is it very ...

... last Reform Bil-the Russells, the Greys, and others of the Whig nobility-would gladly let things rest as they are. It is not the Whigs that are clamouring for reform, but the people. The Whigs still possess a goodly number of rotten boroughs, which they ...

... of the Whig cabinet will ensue on the advent of the party to power — a promise easily made, but hard to perform. Where abides the fallow Whig talent destined to serve its ountry? Echo answers Where ? And well may either of the veteran Whig leaders ...

... session, the insolence of oflice, latterly grown to be an intolerable incubus under the • >t' s purely Whig domination — advi9edly we say a Whig domination, for Lord I'al merston was literally followers whatever, saving and excepting . noble viscount ...

... offices of the Government were—Whigs all. There was a pure Whig at the Admiralty—Sir CHARLES WOOD. There was a Whig man of letters at the Board of Control—Mr. SMITH. A Whig— Sir GEORGE LEwis—was Chancellor of the Exchequer. A Whig, abut the ...

... fellow Rowan Catholics seem to forget that to thepcnal Whig le g islation of Lord J. Russell's Ecclesiastical Titles Act, sanctioned as it implieclly was by their continuance in office under the Whig ministry by several Roman Catholics, is to be attributed ...

... quarter of a century the Whigs became by accident the destroyers, and the Conservatives the protectors and defenders, of commerce and tranquillity. In each instance the fall of a-Conservative Cainet and the accession to office of Whig legislators were regarded ...

... progress between certain buigesm , s Of Belfast and the corporation has been withdrawn, as appears by the following notice in the Whig : We were informed, late last night, that the relator in the Chancery suit dismissed the second, or supplemental, information ...