... in the return of Mr. Leader, the Conservative Candidate, by a majority of 3232, a result which must convince the most stolid Whig that if the reaction which is flowing on with such irresistible force is not Conservative, it is at all events very decidedly ...

... n will fall where it is deserved. If Mr. BRIGHT Is to be combated and denounced, what but contempt can be felt towards his Whig friends in the Ministry? It is upon them, far more than upon Mr. BRIGHT, that the responsibility lies for the non-settlement ...

... Lord-Lieutenant. There - was no mobbing or rioting, or priestly influence, but everywhere the most determined hostility to the Whigs. A defeat so overwhelming, in a constituency which has re:turned Liberal members ever since the passing of The Reform Bill ...

... Cork Election. And Palmerston of quantum Of blarney was a perpetrator— No whip had rivalled Goodenough The conscience of the Whigs was Hayter. 'Twas cruel of the Viscount, though, After the praise of Vane (Lord Harry), To give the healths of those, you ...

... misrepresentation, but into partiality of treatment. If he wishes to illustrate a political vice, although it be common to Whig and Tory, it is generally the latter who is made to sit for the picture and serve the purpose of the author. For instance, ...

... he personally had in that measure, there can be no question that he derived from it a prestige which made him leader of the Whig party when the brilliant statesman who had been previously looked to as their future Prime Minister sacrificed his prospects ...

... ANOTHER LAY ON AT Willis's on Wednesday last, The penult day of February, Mustered the Whigs for a repast To Hayter, whip supremely wary; Gaily the Viscount took the chair— Sat round the table many a prater— M.P.'s and ex-M.P.'s were there, Joining in ...

... plainly, and, forced to drop the mask, the Whig chiefs stand humiliated like detected hypocrites. A second such exposure must be fatal to them —and we believe it is coming. It is not the first time that a Whig Ministry has fallen in consequence of its ...

... And Whitelocke was among the number. It was no doubt a recollection of Cromweli's abuse of his position which determined the Whig party to look towards a foreign mince, with whom they could make their own , rms, rather than trust a second revolution to ...

... fit to go To a place two miles from Pinner, If you fail him: and, you know Hayter's Dinner, Hayter's Dinner. AS SUNG BY THE WHIG WHIPS ON WEDNESDAY. (AIR, Michael's Dinner.) Then, although Dissent's all stuff, This consideration enters--- Have we really ...

... Government. The words liberal and reform, the phrase civil and religious liberty, are the , stage properties of the Whig oligarchy. They are not their every-day dress. The case and the fate of Mr. TURNBULL will record a lasting instance of the ...

... convictions. I was born a gentleman, said he upon his sick-bed, and I cannot break my word. His long and steady battle with the Whigs, terminating in the great victory of 1784, was a necessary vindication of the monarchical element of our Constitution, and ...