... Whig Principle. Illustrated.—Curse the locofocos. Mid I low tin- oilier day, they say all that t-'K* borrowed capital ought to break! That doctrine at w will, my interest. I'm in favoui of tlie credit system ; and if I could only torrow crawtar, how ...

... Tiie Ipswich Election.—We have now before us statements which prove most forcibly the Whig* mean dry “purity of election.” are in the names of persons whom X 20., £30., have been offered and paid for single vote. Parties have squabbled over sum* of money ...

... A MoOMr Man. —Tim editor Whig aanouncee hi> iotention of pnbliehing .1 religious periodical. thus imdestij states his ilihcatiuna for fhe task ** feel competent to the (aaL of editing and publishing work on politics, «>n religion, one on science, and ...

... Whig Reasons for not Turning Out.—Ah mi illustration Irish m/irrtr (which O'G'onnell taken to he good Freticli for that mixture of cant and impudence of he hiiuatlf utfordn aiieli striking apecitmna), Joe Miller tell* sin Hunk), who, when dcaired by hia ...

... Dr. Bowning.-That well-paid, shallow, whig-radical quack, l)r. Bow nog, who bun 100 lung quartered upon the public for doing worae than uotbing, threateria to pay a visit bank* of the Tyne, in urder, as say*, the eiposition of his views the German league ...

... meeting, at Bury, last nigut, said the oaly boud of muion between Radicals and Whigs was office. Principles they bad none. The Prime Minister bad persistent!y trawpelled Whig priuciples under his feet. ...

... walk over. A Sudbury Whig has not a chance. Mr. Tomlin, sou of tl e late Bishop of Winchester, will be returned for that borough. Totncss, I.udlow, Cambridge, Radnorshire, consecutively returning Conservatives, give the Whigs a little foretaste of what ...

... e nature of Whig Committees. At tbe opening ofthe new parliament in 1835, a great number of petitions were presented, Of these about twenty went to actual trial. In ten cases, the commit- tees, wben reduced, bad a clear majority of Whigs and Radicals ...

... bare been unmistakeable signs of the Whig downfal. Spare places, no matter where, or of what worth, hare been, quietly, but etili perceptibly, fitted on to Whig shoulders. Whig M.Ps, dubious of their bold upon Whig-Radical constituencies ha»e recently ...

... ?— The dearly beloved Whigs. Who were too cowardly to put it in execution ? — The Whigs. Who have ever bullied the weak and truckled to the strong ? — The Whigs. Who have always passed coer- cive measures for Ireland?— The Whigs. Who will promise everything ...

... y: Nothing can be more matferly than this re- futation of the facts put forth by tlie Whig Viceroy, and nothing more appalling than the proofs and evidences of Whig tranquillity. ...

... inapplicability to auy time or purpose. Since then what single circumstance has followed to im- prove or alter tbe Whig Radical position, or Whig-Radical capacity ? The Duke brings back tlie Cabinet to place and pay, aud the first subsequent announcement is ...