... did consider, that after the exertions of this parish in restoring the Whigs to power (hear), after the extreme exertions, be would say, in opposing the Tories and carrying the Whigs into office, and this not in any factious spirit, but from a desire of ...

... cannot by any direct attack destroy the Administration of the Whigs, they will turn their attention to the DuRHAMi affair, which ;will occupy no inconsiderable time. The foreign policy of the Whigs will then have tobe assailed, and thenthe proceedingsofLo ...

... sufferng grzevouoy at the time when the Government fell intti WhIg -hands, Landlords were complaining that their teuant4 gould not pay rent, and tenants were complaining xat they got no profit. The Whig faction, consisting tf Malth usian phi. losophers and Scotch ...

... Joseph Doulghty, a Whig agent, stated it to be his con- viction that there were 200 bribable parties in the borough, residing chiefly in Barnwell.' They were generally bought by the Gonservatives. Never heard of any bribery by the Whigs. William Peak (a ...

... most disgusting prosecution. More of thin next ,le week. ir- The Whig, Tory, and Radical papers of the me- a- tropolis view the prosecution in precisely the samoe of light as do the Whig, Tory, and Radical papers of id Manchester. The Courier and ...

... spirit of Whig or Tory ambition, or the destructive rage of Radical violence, we have met 'with no scheme' put forward under the' pretext of the public good, in which. more real 'mischief to. civil liberty and popular rights lurks than in the Whig project ...

... and the parties left the Court.-CarlowsMorning Post. Oh, the Whigs! the Whigs ! Somebody said long ago, show me a Whig, and I will show you the most treacherous scoundrel un. hanged. A Whig out of office, is almost as sanctified-looking and as sleek ...

... READEn,-You have seen the London Dispatch of last Sunday, and have thereby formed your opinion of the character of the political Whig dray-horse, Daniel O'Connell, from the sentiments which he expressed at a meeting of the National Association, held in Dublin ...

... base, bloody, and brutal Whig batch I installed by Lord John. But, says Lord John, this calling in the aid of troops is one which is objectionable on many accounts. Aye, so it is; often have I told the Huddersfield Whigs this truth. 'Ihey then said ...

... the indescribabie meanness to trumpet forth the same accusation at Perth, will be astonished, if any de- gree of baseness in Whigs can astonish them, to learn that Mr. STzPHENs has been arrested on a charge of se- ditious words spoken at the village of Leigh ...

... for relief from their sufferings. din gratitude: -for,,their bavingcarried the Reform Bill1 th6e peo ple hadltrusttid the.Whigs into Parlia- ment, without plejlges, firmly- imagining that they, ?? Felieve. the distresses band restore ithe prosperity of ...

... spirit of Whig or Tory ambition, b1 'the destructive rage of Radical violence, we have met sith 'o scheme put forward under the'pretext of the public good, in which more real mischief to civil liberty and popular rights lurks than ih the Whig project for ...