... have learnt long ago that lesson which O'Connell was taught to his bitter cost, how littlo is to be hoped for from the Englkh Whigs. Surely an ample oppor- tunity has been given to British Liberalism to prove its love for that which passes under tho name ...

... so weighty, and much in the line of precedent, that thjre was no denying it, it carried the day against the chief of the Whigs, the chief of the Peel section, and the chief of the All the progressives of the country, whether constitutional, financial ...

... fairly upon the great efficiency of his fuze, and tbe large saving of expense of manufacture. He received from the late Liberal Whig Government an award of 6001. It is no wonder that Mr. Pettman should have ex- pressed disappointment, and have modestly solicited ...

... face of the fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Rlackie adverted to the situation of our own country, lie believed that the Whig government had been borne along a current which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to dictation which they ought ...

... face of tho fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had sub- mitted to a dictation which ...

... keeps political capital in itapooket.The W bigs— the high Whigs,unhkethe Tories— hear, hear)—l am utter opponent of toe Tories : but mu't .'Ay this, “ («ive me ory sooner Whig (cheers). The Whigs are the political adventurers—tliey are ti'(‘ plaec-huntors—thev ...

... rather an expensive Oligarchy than a Democracy. Mr. Jones is more in his element when he utters his anathema ou the English Whig—a creature whom he describes to be but an impediment to the swift army before the fair tight begin* between Tory and Radical ...

... rather an expansive oligarchy than a democracy. Mr. Jones is more in his clement when he utters his anathema on tho English Whig — a creature whom ho describos to be but an impediment to tho swift army before the fair fight begins between Tory and Radical ...

... the final measa ro 1832* 'Luus. it John Russell v.-a-'ity and feebleness that the ;:, 'i' of popular exertea were thrown was Whig vacillatA* n a,l ...

... Second class Assistant Engineers. — Robert J. Barker, and William 11. Davis, to the Princess Royal. Death op Lteut. General Whig iit. C.B. — We have to announce the death of Lieut. General Thomas Wright, C.8., whioh took place on the 6th inst., and by ...

... Union out of his copious stores of vituperation, and Cobbett to shower his rude flail- strokes with impartial reckless- ness on Whig and Tory. The language of political controversy, in the present day, is decidedly bad. The tendency to impute evil and shabby ...

... fixed the moment the public understand the ruinous extravagance of its manu- facture, and not all the power of a Radical- Whig- Conservative -united government, if such could be applied, do we believe would alter their universal determination when Englishmen ...