... of the Whig compact at Willis's rooms of settling this long-agitated question, and which unholy compact a large class of our fellow-countrymen have ever since been deprived of tho6e rights which it was intended to confer upon them. The Whig idea is bricks ...

... Tnß Lottery the Chcrch.—The Timet commenting upon the nepotism—that genuine Whig attribut —of the Bishop of Durham, thus truly observes:— If you hare no money, no patron for your friend; if you cannot get at the Lord Chancellor, if too have not passed ...

... the struggling nationalities which make up her heterogeneous empire. But why must it be everlastingly Whigs in and Tories out, or Tories in and Whigs out? The fault seems to us to lie with the people, who pin their faith to parties instead of principles; ...

... profound peace, require an explanation either from the Whig Member for the Island, Mr. Clifford, or from the Tory Members for Newport, Messrs. Kennabd and Powys ? is there a mutual compact bet ween Whigs and Tories to fleece the Nation ? If so, the sooner ...

... affairs the Nation. What, then, is the state of political parties, and which will bid highest for his support ? For 30 vcars Whigs, by the aid of Radicals, have monopolised the loaves andfishes; whilst Tories—undoubtedly the most powerful party singly—hunger ...

... bloated Whigs who are saturated with public spoils. The Radicals below the gangway are not mucn better, for they have aided Lord Palmerston in both snubbing and taxing the People; and now, after seven years sinning, pretend to upbraid the Whigs and make ...

... in office are Liberals; Whigs in office are Obstructives: therefore, if the People desire the Franchise, it is their bounden duty, under present circumstances, to use their utmost en- deavors to place Tories in power, and Whigs in op- ' position. This ...

... their direct benefit, so they contribute more or less than l-100th? Ths answer is so self-evident, that it is amazing that the Whigs, who hypocritically pretend to be Friends to the People,'should provoke the question. There is, however, one point specially ...

... declares the result to be found wanting : therefore, argues, sweeping change must made, for moneys worth must had. Admirable Whigs—admirable logic! Still, who can possibly object to such inexorable logic, if it is to be universally applied ? There's the ...

... betrayal of the People by the Whig Government of Lord Palmerston makes it desirable that the issue raised by Mr. Herbert should fairly fought—let the choice lay between accepting Tories or Radicals, and let the despicable Whig* be blotted out for ever; open ...

... fact, that let a Minister (provided he be a Whig, and, ergo, Liberal) propose any extravagance, however great, and the aforesaid guardians obsequiously grant it. It was not always so, for when the Whigs proposed a pension of £,30,000 a year for Prince ...

... UNION CHARGABILITY BILL. Under this modest title, the Whig Centralising Government hare introduced aad are pushing with indecent haste Bill which, if passed, will in some parishes practically confiscate tenement property, whilst it will considerably relieve ...