... reduced to a few straggliug Radicals— faithful among the faithless'— while the Whig benches presented only great gaps of Aud now the report is, that the finality Whigs are again frightened with a threatened forward movement, —and are more willing to ...

... elsewhere of the Whig ladies at Court as actually young and fair to look upon, which is much more than most of his fellow-Conservatives would admit. We verily believe, says the Chronirle, it would be no disadvantageous exchange did the Whig Ministry take ...

... iempurary must be! He drat tells the Whigs that there a a Railcat Mum rocohich will sweep all kinds of Coutiereatism away, and then, having explained that Whiggery and Cuuservatism are floe and the who, he calls on all tini.d Whigs to creep under his gabardine ...

... conimunity, and endeavour to inflame their passions against the present Ministry, by calling it a Whig measure, and to persuade their credulous hearers that the Whigs the whole of the responsibility of that messufr, whereas it is well kuoan, by any person who ...

... from a grub to a butterdy. Now many declarations John putdisbed in the Zee I Patriq, elsewhere against the Dam and apostate Whigs, as he was accustomed to call those politicians who have done more vtithtn the last thirty years to advance the liberties ...

... A few weeks ago, in *peaking of the virulent hailed which Mr. it. R- Cubuilt maa o feats towanl the Whig we ma!, that be to apply the mckaante of Whig to all them who happen to dotter (nom his peculiar polies so polotseal economy. It now appears that ...

... and least, Mr. Exe.te M‘Dossied- We admit that the Whig Noblemen ought not to have fingered a farthing of this money, hut whilst doing so, what shell we say of this formidable host of Tories! If the Whigs have sinned in receiving what have the Tories done ...

... the bitstuesa and 'We e yea.' Let Consersative as well as Whig and Whig.. Radical millowners and manufacturers, look to their unproductive or wasting capital—let Conservative, as well as Whig, Radical, and Chartist operatives, look to their reduced and ...

... of West &Wolk has existed nearly • fortnight, wo ere • week of the yet, up to movorut, it appears a of who la to he TOR The Whig party made no : it meta, therefor% WA the to aetensine whom deice shall Peat. ...

... democracy. The Whig doltrine ultimately supposes the Lords to be subjected to the electotal power; fur, in returning a large majority of Reformers, it is argued that the electors would compel the Lords to consent to the progress of Reform, but She Whigs, though ...

... permanently. But the Whigs, wahosit thew:pion of the Liberals, are no match fur the Tories: as a Government they would be utterly powerless without our aid. In such cruse we are ins poeition to dictate to them. If we were to de. t i e Whigs, things would stand ...

... result from the step advisedly taken at Walsall, and which will be repeated as often a.. a similar crisis arises. . - DM the Whigs, when they sent down that raw young gentleman, believe that the Anti-Corn-Law Association was not sincere in the declarations ...