... the majority had risen as high as BU, but once it had fallen as low as 5. In 1538 the 'Whigs had again a Parliament of their own—a House of Commons elected under Whig influence, but their strength was rapidly fading away, The main div:siors of the session ...

... franchise of the royal city of Westminster. All t:iis was given us by the Reform bill ; surely the Whigs are merciful and sublime politicians! After all this, what 'Whig will dare to criticise Sir Robert Peel, or the important and, we are confident, straightforward ...

... by Conservatives taking the place of Whig-Radicals in their former scats, will alone give Sir Robert Peel a large working majority. As yet the contest has been confined to the boroughs, where the organs of the Whig-Radical press imagined, or rather boasted ...

... most women she was a Whig women take to se T ismnaturally as ducklings to the water. But my aunt was Whig from family and principle. As the Mardevilles had been Jacobites and Tones, the Half-acres had been pure Whigs. Pure Whigs —think of that—a thing ...

... nterest of £250, the advice of op Coraican tyrant, her revenue—xi elevation—her the Whigs Napo a 1507 saw them had conducted was mgnalized crease of the n disgrace? Oh, the Whig Chan Petty, now Mar+ disaster, made £16,610,000 a-y the amount Wall n-year ! In ...

... balance against the Whigs? Oh! No. Such was not the case. The Whigs must not talk about county elections again, when their favourite dens of corruption are thrown open to public view. After all this exposure, who can wonder that the Whigs succeeded in their ...

... (acquired wader Whig legislation) may be of avail in that ill-conditioned Court. The question now for consideration is, who is to be his Lordship's successorwhn is to be the new Solicitor General—who is to do the remaining dirty work of the Whigs Various are ...

... filthy resort to unprincipled misstatement bai beenlearried bythe Whig-Radical press of England,we select, out of innumerable instances, the following paragraph, taken from the Northern Whig, an Irish journal of liberal politics, distinguished for its r ...

... the Whigs. So utterly hopeless was the cause of the two Whig candidates for these two counties, that in Monmouthshire Tracey resigned the moment his opponent declared himself; and in Surrey, we remarked that in not ore polling place, did the Whig candidate ...

... REFORMERS! WHY SHOULD YOU svreowr THE WHIGS WHEN THE WHIGS WILL NOT SUPPORT YOU ? The Whigs want to disfranchise the City, by returning one Whig and one Tory, so that Exeter shall have no voice at all in the next Parliament—and all for the personal interest ...

... , main in the administration of the Government Such would have been the declaration of Conser: vative statesmen ; but the Whigs have long repudiated honest or honourable courses, and, we have no doubt, they will hang on about the Palace until the Queen ...

... The other great party was the Whig or the philosophic school. They had no other method but logic, and when they had a new idea they applied it without consideration for if it had been successful in a foreign country the Whigs said it must be successful here ...