... scandal It is indeed a shame, and ought not be allowed. But we interpret the taunt otherwise. Either it means that, like the Whigs, the Radicals are not sincere in their desire for reform, or it implies that the former can now afford to fling off the latter ...

... against every one suspected of opposition to the Whig oUgarchs. need not travel over that decade political degeneracy. We blush, even as adversaries, to recall the tricks and tears and shameless treachery Whig statesmen whom a generous but too confiding people ...

... Bradford, occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Titus Salt, was filled rip yesterday by the unopposed return of Mr, E. Forstcr, a Whig- adical the Manchester School. The late Rev. Dr. Croly's personalty has been sworn under £8,000, which he has bequeathed entirely ...

... will not have the courage to do other than follow the leading those who have barefacedly betrayed them ; and that, if the Whigs were to raise the cry of Reform again to-day, the Radicals would be credulous enough to believe them sincere, and throw up ...

... forth can- dictates who are most likely to combine the support of all sections of their general adherents. It is not only the Whigs, however, who are thus opening their veins and allowing their strength to flow away gentle eddie* ; the more eager, and, they ...

... they studiously avoided making use of information of this nature supplied to them.) .The individual cases of bribery on the Whig side are then enumerated ; and then they come to the systematic bribery on the Conservative side, performed, they say, by ...

... of Aberdeen took place yesterday, the candidates being Mr. Leslie, of Warthill (Conservative), and the Hon. Arthur Gordon (Whig-Radical). The numbers were reported follows 4 p.m., but the telegraphic message states that the poll was not closed. No doubt ...

... other way. In all large boroughs, uay, in all boroughs, - indeed, except the few snug little pocket boroughs (of which the Whig* took care, by the bill of 1832, to retain the largest slice), a large portion of the voters will not go to the poll unless ...

... press and a free Parliament, while the people of France have neither the one nor the other, it is impossible to deny that the Whig system of centralization has made far more progress among us within the last quarter of a century, than is at all compatible ...

... qualified by the finished art of a Minister who without a competitor skill or in fortune in any Cabinet our day. THE BROKEN WHIG-RADICAL COMPACT. (From the Standard.) Since the disruption of the great Conservative party consequent on Sir Robert Peel's ...

... most per cent. The report contains some remarkable revelations, one of which is in reference to Mr. Samuel Laing, M.P., late Whig Secretary of the Treasury, and present Secretary of State for India; who, in the arrangement of the Hamilton and Toronto Railway ...

... should swallow all the fees, When barely from the nursery, or the nurse Yet, after all, 'tis only bread and Cheese ! The Whigs are famous as hungry set; fact?they act if they meant to tease, For all is fish that comes within their net, Aud take great ...