... Lord Derby, when he told the lug opposition that the pear was not ripe last year. Saturday, July 24, 1852. [Laughter.] The Whigs were office. They haw shown us their character, and their policy has been ceived with universal scouting the country; and the ...

... the electors to within pnanising fh.eir vote.', any Whig emdidate.” ) very proper ban Ibi too, ! one well cthuhted to ike Mr. Hlf.witt feel ratlier ipieer, being a thick-an '■ thin supporter* f Whig Mmist.y. who ive ha'f inine.l the conn rx-, am! xvho ...

... Dr. Bowring refuses to march through Coventry,”—while, laek-a-day, the few remaining stout and true” of the once formidable Whig forces, shattered and dismayed, are content to trust their fortunes to the generalship that political chameleon, my Lord Palmerston ...

... nominal friend of the church, with itinerant gnack (they call him here the li corn doctor.) Peeling the danger they are in, the Whig- Kadieal candidates, persons canvassing in company with them, are circulating report that Mr. Peter Kothwell will not go the ...

... these slanderers of their countrymen would learn to be civil if they did not learn to love freedom.” Such is the man whom the Whig Government takes council from and dcliohteth to honour accordingly. But the lime is gone by when the working classes are to ...

... RobEut Peel, and, though the repeal of the Corn Laws and the succeeding legislation are attributable the joint votes of the Whigs and the Peelites, these two parties were in state intense hatred and jealousy one another down to the Coalition under Lord ...

... he was like a cat, you can never get the better of him, —if you drive him into a corner he’ll escape between your legs. The Whig journals, finding that their direct defence of the ministry is latterly beginning to plunge them into such inextricable coufusion ...

... the Whigs have always shown an earnest desire to pitchfork into the peerage a most liberal allowance of lawyers and political partisans. We never heard either of a clergyman or a physician attaining an hereditary seat in the Upper Douse, at Whig hands ...

... and Amendments. What will a Ministerial measure come to ? Ans. Grief. Subtraction of Whigs —From Whigs various 300; Deduct Whigs pur rt simple 285. There remain Whigs, 15 not so pure and simple. Vulgar Fractions —Reduce Parliamentary oratory to a common ...

... tiUcilionuf. Paris papers contijme l>* much occupied with the elections iu iliiscuninrv, ami unanimoiisly rejoice the removal the Whig Cabinet, which they anticlj» will the result. The HfmnUi.r announces that the attempts at disorder which to-.-k place Toulouse ...

... ' .■ Arc the most worthless, inefficient, blundering ,ncn l^at ever been placed in responsible situation. defence winch the Whig-Radical papers liave setting in behalf of Ministers since the comnem-emont of the recess is certain’v strange one. Conservatives ...

... ridicule for being the son of a hair-dresser, made answer, * So I am, and I am come into the House to give a dressing to the Whigs.’ ...