... coming session, hinted at by Whig oracles, is the degradation of tho franchise. If, however, there exist those intelligent sec- tions of the working classes whoso political claims have been so often the ladder up whicli the Whigs have climbed before kicking ...

... given up to free use Mr.MiLNERGiBSON,yet itwasevident from first to last that the old Whig antagonism to the lauded interest, the old Whig hatred of the farmer, the old Whig scorn of tho labourer at the plough—the tiller of the soil in the south competing ...

... for power; they have their own interests, anxieties, and cares to keep in view ; and a Whig letter in a Whig journal, or a Radical speech in the Whig cause, or a Whig pamphlet with a Radical signature, will not tempt them to doraand change for the sake ...

... least were Whigs, Radicals, or Feelites; and there wern but three absentees on the Conservative side. The composition of the House of Commons at this data, taking credit for Buckinghamshire, would appear to be — Conservatives proper 315 Whigs, Padicals ...

... IMther an error of tactics nor a political surprise can be honestly pleaded. Every material iroumataoce promised success to the Whigs. The deceased member was of their party ; before bad received the rites of Christian burial thoy were alert iu the field; their ...

... native town, feeling the political pulse of the electors of tliat borough, which he is ambitious to represent in the Whig interest ; and the Whig correspondents there of our local organs would have us believe that it beats warmly and strongly in the favour ...

... war, that the Tory party was for urging on the war, and the Whig party was for repressing it, thought that the liberal education which he had received was ost illustrated by the-eminent Whigs. He, therefore, on entering the house joined their party. The ...

... purposes of legislation he becomes the tool of the Whig or Tory, at /the case may be. and no matter how good, or pious, or amiable, or clever a man he may be, it is impos- sible for him to be a mere tool of the Whig or Tory party and at tho same time a true Irishman ...

... Grey, of Dilston— a person who never opens his mouth at a public meeting without boasting of his friendship with his great Whig namesakes, the earl and the Home Secretary, and who has ever been ready to act as the henohman of either of those statesmen ...

... Newdegate did not vote. Thus North Warwickshire was not -represented at all in this important trial of strength between the Whig- Radical government and tbo Constitutional party. Hundreds of Mr. Newdegate's former supporters have expressed their determination ...

... administered, would s.vm be the most favoured spot on the world's surface. One of the heaviest reproaches against the tenor of Whig government is that this fair island has been turned to little account. It has always been held of small importance. Its affairs ...

... f and was prominent among the body of the Whig voters, who can say he did not do all this to please his lady or his friend, or some other domestic interest or relation? There is so much honour among the Whigs-that anysnch natural reflections appear at ...