... to this subject; and while the Whigs, with Mr. Cowper at en their head, could traduce the trading and vestry portions of wi the community of that and other boroughs, still, when an Cr election was at hand, those same Whigs could come, cap in pn hand, and ...

... to defy the intelligent public opinion of Europo. Extravagant and reckless in their home, as in their Tndian policy, tile Whigs, like their Tory adversaries, would also endeavour to conciliate that secret Teutonic influ- ence which appears ultimately ...

... injustice and unfairness, not to mention the im. position of a few new taxes, well may we pray to be saved from the mercies of the Whigs and their coad. jutors, the Radicals. t Hardly less unfortunate than the above, in its iM. pending results, does the last ...

... Commons, and when his now historical Approp - tion Clause was at once the embarrassment of the Whigs, and- the terror of the Tories. Neither liked it but the Whigs then depended upon popular and not upon court, support; and they dared not resist a Motion ...

... tillianco huotwveen the Ctilleiiites and the Whig Ministry. Altisotigi Dr. Crillens anattiy, or- lis ?? Of thle state And reqtiiremtents of this coruntry, meay pie- veuit Isis distissociatinsg himself frons the Whig party, or may inidefi nitely postpotte A ...

... and farm is in some instances up to a point. which far exceeds the rates paid in the days of the First Napoleon. The Northern Whig remark*:— Butter is a ready sale at 124s. the cwt. for prime, being the highest price known for 40 years past; and pork sells ...

... Tom Moore, Campbell, Goldsmith id Byron, and Dickens may also be numbered in the brilliant ah rray of riters for the good old Whig of the Strand.' e~. F 1rom Morgan TH'Carthy, the 'joking genius.' who im- 3g er sod the famous ' potato speech' on a drowsy ...

... the l' ne in one of it charges asaint Lord John Russell, which seems to have escaped the attention of your correspondent, A Whig, in to- day's paper. The Time asserts that Lord John Bussell's present sup. port of Victor Emmanuel only given because it ...

... political office, in so far as it depends on the ministry of the day. For a num- ber of years Sir John Melville was chairman of the whig committee. On the reconstitution of the Scot- tish universities he was chosen by Lord Brougham, chancellor of Edinburgh university ...

... men, the Queen-Anne period. For while, on the one hand, tory writers had' elevated the dean to the position of a desna-god; whig waiters, on the other, had sought to degrade hiim almost to the level of a beast. The consequence was, that sincere lovers ...

... meeting, to ask the ministers of religion to take part in political strife, or to descend into the political arena and side with Whig or Tory; but they called it -rather from a.sense that there was a moral obliga. tion, which was of the highest cass of- duties ...

... has, so far as is known to the public, been strictly honoer- able; and that on the Tories and their friends, the apos- tate Whigs, rests the responsibility of depriving the working classes of a measure which would have enabled them to send a few faithful ...