... would betraying the constituency silent on the circumstances that the friends of Mr. O’Hagan, the Irish Attorney-General of the Whig Government, are quietly but diligently canvassing the constituency on his behalf.” Upon this the Constitution of the same city ...

... he has not done so on former dirisions. Perhaps this does not indicate any serious difference between the Peelites and their Whig colleagues, but it eeems quite evident that the Paimaa has made »n advance in the Liberal direction, while his Chasulloe of ...

... of this unanimity, wa* met by crie* that it arose from hatred and distruat of Whiggery and the Whig*. His defeated rival, a brother of one of the leading Whig proprietors, who himself represents one of the most important of English constituencies, could ...

... Parliamentary elections lasted for weeks, uud did as much damage as tire in the neighbourhood. There was a continual din about Whigs and lories. Radical was word of tear, not unlike the prtsent Infidel. Whosoever talked reforming anything stood in danger of ...

... Reform question. Since the Reform Bill wss carried (Mr. Duncombe) had endeavoured several times get the law amended, bat the Whigs and Tories always acted in concert, against him. In 1838 Mr. Wakley moved three resolutions, Ist, that it was expedient that ...

... Opposition, who have encouraged them to browbeat or deride the Beformers, will avail themselves of the mistake committed by the Whig officials, to put them in minority, and assume the reins of power themselves. Even without becoming liable to the charge of ...

... Bill was not of ike Russell pattern. Twice this useful pretext served the purpose of putting the Tories out, and bringing the Whigs in. But it may be said, that we are really representing the matter skam —a device ; and that we ought to explain how it comes ...

... little consequence whether the exense of the approaching Census is allowed to cover the deficiencies of which hitherto the Whig leaders bare been gnilty in respect of this Beforra question, and the readiness with which a reference to this very trivial ...

... Norfolk interest at Arunde ; . > ington for the us'ea of the Government of the French lips which we have so frequently said the Whig member for Dorsetshire; Lor United States. But the Southern States will Napoleonic falsehood: and the confirmation is Vane ...

... according to the assertion of Mr. Dunlop and others, ingeniously garbled so to convey a false idea of the policy pursued by the Whig Government of the day, was printed in 1839, and when sent out to India the falsification was immediately detected by Sir Alsiandik ...

... thousand. With this arrangement the great body taxpayers are not unreasonably dissatisfied. We can hardly expect from the Whigs any assistance in conferring upon the ratepayers, a body, their rights, for the bills introduced by the Howa Sicbetaey aim ...

... by those who desire, or would gain by, its overthrow. Every day the balance of strength is steadily inclining against the Whigs, and in favour of their opponents. Nor is this owing so much to the conduct of the Opposition to that of the Ministry. The ...