... of the old Whig party, to promise all kinds of reform and retrenchment when in opposition, or at the hustings; but their performances when in office were miserably small, and completely disheartening to their fob lowers. As a paruy. the Whigs are happily ...

... bewildered, decision of the wiadom them to their thorough-going * to the electors fate, donv BnioHT’s - uMr Carlisle much the w Whig **^CS g the cSmmdection,u the inwStonto Parliammt,T^egr«itco^U| sSrMmS advocating their true wants and man wishes ths project ...

... grow stronger, and they will not rest until their purpose is accomplished. The contest on Friday next will not be one betwixt Whig and Tory, but between the great body of the ratepayers who represent a principle, and a few families who represent a faction ...

... has taken place in public opinion since the last disputed election for this ward has greatly astonished and confounded the Whigs. They admit that the possession of the scat might even this year have passed out of their hands, had earlier preparation been ...

... did not know it before, that the Queen’s prerogative of mercy does not belong her, but for the time being to a Northumberland Whig baronet, who significantly resented their application to Windsor. The womanly heart of the Queen, the hour of gratitude for ...

... He (the Chairman) supposed meant the Whigs. was a curious fact that at that time there was going to be election in Salford. that borough Mr. Egerton’s Conservative friends and that nondescript class, called Whigs, were joining together to oppoee the Radical ...

... government, of which he had been a supporter, had departed from the rule of Whig governments in past times, and instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that end of the House of Commons —that section ...

... people are becoming of all mere party politics, and with what composure and indifference they can allow the fag end of the Whig faction to unite with the vanguard of democracy to make speeches in town halls and sign petitions under the name of the people ...

... £5O to any person who shall sue for the same, together with full costs of suit.” All persons who have been tampered with the Whig party during the late election, and who have voted against their convictions, *r refrained from voting, are requested to attend ...

... March has come and gcae; Lord JoiN Russirr has “said his piece,” as our children phrese it, and the farce is over. The veteran Whig hes outlived his reputation but not his vanity. 17 had not the sense to discern how flat, stale, pointless and unprofitable ...

... the prime minister,and a Whig, and the ablest defender of the slave was Lord Brougham, a Whig, who made the best speech any man ever made in England in defence of the poor slave ; along with Wilberforce and several other Whigs. I could give you further ...

... did not warmly espouse the Liberal cause, he, at all events cast in his lot with the Liberals, and held office nnder several Whig leaders, and cordially gave his eminent abilities and influence in the promotion of the great measures with which they have ...