... with those of the Whigs, they will hare the goodness to take into account the tollowing items:- Ist. 42,000,0001. of taxes paid by the country be- tween 1817 and 1828, because the Tories refused to adopt retrenchments proposed by the Whigs, and sub- sequently ...

... be fillea by Locofocos, and- the latter by a Whig. There wil then be inithe house 134 Whigs, 102 Loco- focos, and Six, as they are termed, for the purpose of distinction, Tylermen. These six are all Whigs (no- minally), but are understood to be the warm ...

... under th'e Whigs, who had resisted enquiry into tie condition of the hand- loom weavers, at the same time that they were heaping pensions on their own favourites. Sir Robert Peel said, the Whigs were governed by the Tories, so that all the Whig measures ...

... the Wligs and the Tories. A Whig yrofessesmo just or wellde- fined principles, but acts acdording to e3xediency, in order to obtain a share of the riches, the power, and the patronage of the government. A Tory is a 'Whig who has got into power. For instance ...

... and you exclaim- ' Mighty well! Out with him ! De is not reformer eneugh. Out with him! the mere Whig! You forget, in your joy at the blow given to the Whigs, that there is astronger blow given to the causo of reform by the election of' a stark staring ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE.-We have no means of pronouncing on the precise extent to which the whig ministers of th t day-and more particularly, such of them as are the whig ministers of this day-were di reotly and formally implicated in those treasonable machinations ...

... have been all postponed to a necessity for conciliating old Whigs which may be real, but not apparent in the majority that sustains the Premier's power. Lord Clarendon, doubt, was Whig, and Whig of the purest breed, to whom Tory minister in a moment of ...

... subject of the Boundaries Bill, a London correspondent says it resembled, on a smaller scale, the famous secession of the Whigs from parliament in the time of Pitt and Fox. Earl Beauchamp, better known as Mr Lygon in the Commons, had placed a notice upon ...

... in that assembly 26, against 6 wvhigs. In the legislature, it is estimated that the proportion will be 90 democrats to 38 whigs. For some time, therefore tleir dominion will be ab- The struggle, as far as this city was concerned, was pregnant with in ...

... were not so bad as the whigs. He could not accuse himself of doing any thing in the house of commons contrary to what he had promised out of it. In spite of all the attacks of the public press-in the teeth of the lies of the-whigs and their writers, he ...

... service of Whig-Radical interests. T1hese two oases present tho Conservative principle and the Whig-Radical principle in striking contrast. The Conservatives will reform, where reform is necessary, without any interest in the ehiange; the Whig-Radicals' ...

... say that; but we will say that the Whigs do not deserve the confidence of the people. As Whigs they may not. But what then ? Neither do the Tories. Neither does any class, as aclass. The question is net, shall the Whigs be honoured ? but shall the Corn-laws ...