... perform duties which the present staff are quite willing and more competent to undertake. Now we do think that this piece of Whig jobbery and injustice ought not to be tolerated. There is no doubt ...

... never joined any Whig Club, they equally abstained from Conservative identification as members of the Carlton. Upon such nominal supporters no party can Count; hence had they, on retiring from Parliament, been even replaced by Whigs, we should not have ...

... up, not by a Ministerialist, but by a member of the Opposition. We know, too, that at the last general election many of the Whig and Radical candidates only secured their return by the narrowest majorities, often ranging from one to a dozen; and these ...

... the most of the lordly and patronizing protection which they afforded to the helpless Coalitionists, Lord Derby came to the Whigs, of whom he drew an iguominious picture. He deeply re. gretted to see them ally themselves to men from whose principles and ...

... ACT ON. gazed on white-skinned ARTEMIS, (Who does not know the antique Grecian story?) She changed him to a Whig, who once, I wis, Had been a thorough Tory. Then rabid turned on him his numerous hounds, And in Cithmron was a frightful tussle; He used ...

... have equally repudiated the injustice of selling and keeping our black fellow-man in davety. We doubt much the loyalty of our Whig Government to true English principles on this subject. We fear that their masters, the Manchester party, would sell their very ...

... not continue. The English Tory leader adds that he does not know whether it now exists, the hereditary chief of the Scotch Whigs says be is informed it does not. No one who had the painful privilege of hearing the convincing speech of Bishop GiLms, at ...

... his lordship read the Whigs a lsason. It w3s a strong oae, and included a direct charge of most cowardly dis. honesty. The earl said, - 'I deeply regret to see man of distinguished character and eminent talents in that party (the Whig) allying themselves ...

... indifferent to their nnconsidered rant, to ally themselves with Whigs in office but whether the union is conducive good government is question which the country seems to have settled, though the Whigs only begin to ponder it. The history of the Session to the ...

... 1822, wad the s. peados°. of whisk had resogaind 1* 1166. He hulk the limitable et *mail en peoples sad the obligation Ohma s _Whig Power. The Presideniha s = tion s to the that ha always imbed to live In peace with that had betneoll bath lbs Domileass sad ...

... branches of industry—is utterly unworthy public confidence. All men of all parties could agree in this. Whether a Tory or a Whig administration exercises power, it clear that any member either party who sacrifices revenue—who will not relieve the poorer ...

... RUSSELL'S. In fact, as the Times observes, Lord DERBY boasts that the Tories and the Whigs are agreed on foreign politics; not because there has been a reaction among the Whigs, but because the Conservatives have borrowed some of the principal articles of ...