... It was the Whig interpretation of free trade, and the splendid premium of the open British markets, which invested the capital of Havannah merchants in kidnapping voyages to the coast of Africa. It is true that at the same time the Whigs maintained a ...

... if there are 100 Tories in a borough, and 100 Whigs, ad opposed to an extension of the suffrage, ten Radicals in its favour will turn the election, and I fear that this will he enough to make either Whig or Tory utter professions of good-will to the views ...

... Fox—so nobly purchased, fitted out, and equipped by Lady Franklin herself, • and slightly helped by the liberal economy of a Whig government. From the very first perils of no ordinary kind beset the little vesse!. Adverse winds, rough, turbulent waters ...

... ABERDEEN Administration, in which Sir W. MOLESWORTH was allowed a place, in order to delude the Radicals into a belief that the Whigs were real Reformers. We really think that Mr. CONINGHAM has not put his case too strongly. He is indignant; and who will blame ...

... required is a strictly conservative measure--one that will bind up and consolidate every class and interest in the kingdom. The Whig-Radicals can never effect this. There will be, doubtless, a Reform BM emanating from a Liberal Cabinet. There ought not to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The name of Florence Nightingale will live on the page of history when the remembrance of green coffee and the failure of Whig nominees will have passed away; and we say this not from any forgetfulness of the other members of that devoted band of English ...

... 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 ...

... public netice, and that the Whigs might preserve the monopoly of Reform. The most assailable point in the QUEEN'S Speech is evidently the commercial treaty. It is strange enough that in this, as in many other instances, the Whig Cabinet find a strong opposition ...

... There is something very dull about this opening of the last of the Whig-reformed Parliaments. The funereal note has reached it. Even Lord RUSSELL is a mute. And no wonder. The new Whig-Radical Reform Mil, the Coalition scheme, ought to have something threat ...

... 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 ...