... promise the Whig-Radical Ministry a great and timely relief, and the country a sound measure, which must consolidate, instead of impairing or shaking, our present institutions. The gain, anyhow, would be a sure one. The venture of a Whig-Radical sop, ...

... surviving son of the late Mr. William Murphy, a celebrated cattle salesmaster at Smithfield, and a distinguished politician of the Whig-Catholic school, which supplied so many back-stairs advisers to Lord Normanby, and other very Liberal viceroys, in the days ...

... yesterday commenced at Five and finished at Eight o'clock. LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. There is reason to believe that the Whig Government are in considerable difficulties about their Christmas bills, and that their creditors, the British public, must ...

... e. On this principle the Whig ranks are replenished from the ranks of the people. burden on the poor man's shoulder; and the member for Birmingham is not the man we take him to be if he permits this new onslaught of the Whigs on the heavily-taxed classes ...

... Democrat that has been trapped and caged by the Whigs. The art of breaking vicious horses is Mr. BARRY'S only, but for putting the kicking-strap on a refractory demagogue there is nothing like your Whig Ministry. The alliance is now complete; there they ...

... coalition of the Whigs with the Radicals. It can bode no good for any party. The Whigs must stoop, and the Democrats must knock under. Both are in a position of baseness. And why? If the sole object be to carry a Reform Bill, the Whigs united with the ...

... the different parties on our political arena. The parties we take it, may be intelligibly described as the Conservative, the Whig, and the Radical, of which the first is constitutional in theory and practice, the second in theory but not in practice, and ...

... expense of the rest. But this is the Whig view of an aristocracy. As the outspoken ROEBUCK exclaimed in the House of Commons, Lord Joint RUSSELL looks upon England as but an appanage of Whiggism. Hence it is that Whig cabinets, ministries, and offices, ...

... minister who has served under Whig, Tory, and Coalition governments for some half a century, and who is probably at heart something more of the old Tory than most of his opponents, is at the head of a motley following of Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites. To ...

... of Parliament. The old heathen sentiment, Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we die, was never better illustrated. The Whigs have been living as if the dies ira were never to come round; as if they had accepted office with a condition of perpetual ...

... something more for every advance he makes; and he has contrived to furnish as complete an exposé of the imbecility of the Whigs as could have been desired by their stanchest opponents. We cannot find fault with the EmrEnon for _making best of his bargain ...

... liberty of the Legations, and this the highly intelligent Lord FEILDING is of opinion is a matter of great gratification; for the Whig Govern. ment in 1848 bribed the people of the States of the Church at the rate of two shillings and three-halfpence a piece ...