... expected, in the white-wnshing 'of 'the real delinquent, Lord Westbury. Who believed that six Whigs. four of whom were cabinet ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor P The result proves that the go- vernment were right in packing the committee ...

... measures of the Whig ministry; condemned them as tyrannical and anti-liberal; and denounced the minis- ters themselves as audacious and incapable politicians, who passed the reform bill to gain the aid of tha people in effecting Whig dominion, and who ...

... Piinciples of a Whig to ie'. . arbitrary Power, and io ftand up in Defence of the Rights a: i Lib: rtios of the People ? And yet, he that does lo ia c.ilied a l.eobif;; while he, that pays ?? Obedience to the lower of a Minifter, is called a Whig. Is it not ...

... AMoenday are almost exelu- sively occupied with our mitisteritt crisis. Assuming that there would be (or that there was already) a whig cabinet in this country, some of the journals deal i ?? against the appointment oT Lord Palmerston o the fo- reign-office. ...

... To the PRINTER, YE Whigs and Torries thus it fares with you, When party-rage too warmly you purfuc; Then both club nonil-nfo and impetuous pride. And folly joins whom ientiments divide. You vent your fplocn as monkeys, hen they pafs, Scratch at the miniick ...

... 1711, cthose a Whig admitnistratiott, and the '1'ories wereprosecuted. George 11 coaltinued the Whigs in powver; but a reformihig party, led by WVindliam, Shippen, Huigerforld axid Pitt, tnots appeared in Parliameirt. At this time Whigs atndi Tories were ...

... whirlwind, which has whelmed the pi- lotage of Peel? or finally, in sober sadness, is Lord John Russell to be sent for, and the Whig budget of 1841-with emendations and addi- tions-to be again the order of the day ? Her Majesty will confide to Lord John Rus- ...

... through the victory of Mlr Campbell the con- servative against his namesake, the whig-radical. In NA.llZl~} AA+IAE 1,~ ~ ?? tney gain one, by the expulsion of Lord ilowick ! The whig-radicals, through the retirement of Sir G. Sinclair, gain, in Caithness, one; ...

... disprove that many voters, who at the former election supported Ord and Aytoun, voted for you upon the last election. The Whigs, also, generally, voted for Blackett, but few of them gave themselves the trouble to canvass for him. You will not pretend ...

... his friend than whatn he said about his political opponents. And these opponents are apparently not only Conservatives but Whigs wihose apathetic and lukewvarm condition is a subject of far deeper concern to Mr C~hamaber- lain's lieutenant than ever the ...

... ruled by ax committee selecte- fromn moderate men of all parties. Under Queen Anne parry lines became broades and clearer. Whig and Tory became more than names. In 1710, after a long struggle, the Tory party, under Harley, afterwards Earl of Oxford, aided ...

... held; and the injudicious manifesto of the Pre- tender, which many of his adherents sought to disavow as an invention of the Whigs, was followed by a crowd of libellous pamphlets, the hawkers of which, with the ap- proval of the new Secrefary of State, Lord ...