... WHIG MODERATION. There is no subject on which the party now in possession of power has been in the habit of declaiming with greater vehemence than that of the duty of. the Executive Government to refrain from all interferenee with the .free. and uncontrolled ...

... VIRTUE OF THE OLD WHIGS. Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, and others, have already shown how much of real principle, and sterling worth, existed in the old Whig party. But, in their political, as in all their other moral relations there is among men a ...

... longer the Whig Ministry which accomplished such great things between the winter of 1831 and the spring of 1834. Lord Grey, Lord Stanley, Lord Althorp, the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of R ipott —were they, or were they not, thestrength of the Whig Administration ...

... A CARD. W ILSON, the Mincer, 18, KIRBY-STREET, Advises Rads. Whigs, and Tirie., To take his new Steps —and (loth also entreat They'll bring him the ash, not lame stwies.. ...

... Liberals multiplies the evidence of Whig-Radical disunion. It is impossible to restrain dissatisfaction at the Whig opposition to Peerage Reform: it will break out from the earnest Reformers. Upon the restoration of the Whig- Radical union all hope of successful ...

... It MIT lloitt House of Commons when they choose a Whig. Is it we beg to ask, after this, for any man who gives his vote to a Whig candidate at an election to form the least idea whether, in the event of success, such candidate will represent in the House ...

... now general conviction that they will dissolve the Whig-Radical union, which is the foundation of the present Government, if the Whigs should remain as Tories with respect to them. No one expects the Whigs to adopt the Radical view of any of these questions; ...

... respecting the Mel' tourne Cabinet—viz. that he had not gone over - to the Whigs, but that the Whigs had come over to that he was still unchanged; but that the %Whigs were no more the Whigs of four years ago than any thing new was like anything the most obaolete ...

... very amusing — tO the reflecting part of the public to notice the different conduct of the Tory press in reference to Tory and Whig statesmen. The former are praised and honoured for giving up 41 the principles for which they struggled, as long as struggling ...

... Unsulipecting victim of two factions, is roused into action, and resolved to assert her surpremacy over both. The Whigs—the half-and-half measure Whigs,' half lordly, half popular, now echoing the people's voice in the House of Commons, now selling their rights ...

... it is his own Ultra Radicalism which has ruined him with . the Whig gentlemen of East Cornwall, he calls up.m them, in the same breath, to set up a Whig in his room, providing that such Whig will promise to vote for the ballot! The ballot —the most unc ...

... The Whig doctrine ultimately supposes the Lords to be subjected to the electoral Power; for, 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 the Whigs, though ...