... holders is a complete Whig principle; they have in- variably declaimed against a plurality of votes, of which this is an instance. It is amusing to contemplate the characters delineated in the Reform debate, and should the Whigs be recalled to power, ...

... t Liberals are as likely to *We With the Whigs, as the Liberal party as a ««rv *11 with anything of the kind from the Con- On the question of Reform, too, the senti- lie thlJ of the Independents and the Whigs are wide sides e asunder, though we hear ...

... a Canonry of Canterbury before the fall of the last Whig Ministry, and who, the threefold fact of having lost that and the Chaplain, °J'~ House of Commons, and having married into f of the great Whig families, has superior claims to aof if 'L? ^ard-working ...

... speech showed the ...

... RAVEN. Sadly sits forlorn and weary, down at Broadlands, dark and dreary, One whose spirits drooping daily, tell a tale, Whigs must deplore, Of a statesman, who caught napping o'er a Bill for Freedom trapping, And the Constitution sapping, sapping to ...

... Radicals co-operating with the Whigs, that would, indeed, be a return of the dog to his vomit. No other distinct party can muster such a number as were arrayed under Lord Derby's banner last week. These, with the accession of the Whigs, will render futHe the ...

... present Sovereign. Evil spirits are never satisfied but with inquietude. What fishes are in water, and salamanders in fire, the Whigs are in political strife. It was given out that there was to be no amendment to the address, and that a subsequent opportunity ...

... al' outward attacks. But, has he really achieved this very difficult task ? We are told of the self-abnegation of the old Whigs in waiving the'rr pretensions to office, thereby opening the way fot Peeliies, Manchesterians, and others; among those who ...

... puny kingdom of Greece. Marylebone election has eventuated in a manner little anticipated by the Whig clique. It was a com- plete Palmerstonian arrogance-a Whig dictation in petto; but the independent electors would notsubimt to it, and supported one little ...

... three intrigues: there never was a Whig Opposition without some very fine ones. The country has too often mistaken the manoeuvres of these men. They never want for speciousness; they are often holy, always pure. A Whig Opposition never wants anything for ...

... instrumental in carrying the Bill for the reform of the representative system. On the resignation of Earl Grey in August, 1834, the Whig Ministry was modified, and Visiount Melbourne was raised to the office of First Lord of the Treasury. The Miuistry was dissolved ...

... Is it not dis- gusting to see arrayed against us a MONTIETH or two of our native Town associated with Chartist, Tory, and Whig,— Churchman, Heathen, and Dissenter ? The component parts of this motley group betrays ambition without honour, rapa- city ...