... MONMOUTH, JUNE 20, 181 G. The Peel Government are notv reaping full reward of their treachery. Every man's hand, Whig and Tory, is raised against them. The lesser Peels,” their janissaries may be styled, scarcely dare defend their chief. Free-traders ...

... the payment per head per annum in taxes of three guineas'by every man, woman, and child in the United Kingdom. These are the Whig wants, but hardly the people's wishes. ...

... jury on his own lie stated freely his political opinions to the jury, a:.: endeavoured to compare Ids own acts with those -- Whigs the passing of the Reform Bill. His spefc* lasted about an hour, and was listened with ma-“ interest throughout; but in consequence ...

... another will sent from the Treasury, provided the Whigs are still place. Captain Hulkelov intends try his chance on the Conservative side, but his success must considered problematical, unless the Whigs are out. The following was the result the poll on ...

... which, for chasteness of style and compactness reasoning, shall live so long as the language endures. Ay, and Whigs, too, there have been, and Whig Chancellors besides, who, when they took it into their head to go travelling about the country, whatever may ...

... longer suits their purpose. Ofcosinos.—The future place the remains of the Whig-, but too good for lie ir deserts. I’Miiv. —The curse (hi-i country, the mainstay of the Whigs, and the scorn good men. (if k. Radical doctor, who destroys the English co ...

... regret. The Whig Ministry tried to fix Hie Queen monarch of parly, sovereign onetentli part only her people, and have vainly endeavoured to imprison her among carefully selected circle party keepers. In vain, however, this weaving meshes—lhe Whigs (not going ...

... IJorl'jS ©ontrr. Tory is now found out In pocketing twenty pence, The tiling is job, no doubt, It admits of no defence. Whig has the luck secure Some twenty thousand pounds— It is all arranged, sure, Constitutional grounds. f Tory gives place nephew or ...

... the Whigs. It is not possible that the Whig* would bo siooera in the cause, they would have to put an end to their own system of hereditary Cabinet Ministers. That is ant step which the Whig families are likely taka. Without revolotion the Whigs ere never ...

... does so fairly, and by no means with the pen of a partisan. His opening remarks are well worth quoting:— So long had been the Whig tenure of power, that they believed themselves, and fancied the nation believed too, that they and they alone were fit to govern ...

... that, after all the advantage derived by the Whigs, from the possession of the government, after all the strenuous exertions put forth the executive and the court, and after all the efforts their own new Whig corporations, the Conservatives were triumphant ...

... proceedings of the Whig government. We say nothing here of Ihe vu>:iu these changes (the Whigs are fallen), hut a:e truing the c.aise their downfal. overcome the oppo-ilion thus arrived, ami daily increasmg against them, the Whigs relied the personal ...