... processions, my addresses, and every attribute ol Royalty but the name—time and the Whigs alone were wanting to have added a nation to the map of Europe or—erased one (ruin it. Whig misrule, however, outwore even English patience. The majority five dwindled down ...

... irarnaiant waa, political ealorpUlar,*' aOßama- Icoo militaiia, baUaror of party, ■laatraaa impootaro,* miaarabU Whig rpaaM.* -aa odiooa Whig atrifniat,” a pfartga-UtoLr and traitor.* *a prTfanaor of tbr oataart troth,*-adatoatad aadoaphdad lombog,' “an ...

... 177 unpolled. And Weslgate, where there are 473 voters, 343 voted; leaving 130 unpolled. The Whigs have now a majority in tl'.e Council; it comprising 22 Whigs and Tories. Whether they will use this majority to clear the town offices »h at present unknown ...

... might be putin force against thema, unless they acted with extreme caution. But the Whig policy was to make advances to the mal. contents; conciliation was with Whig statesmen the secret of governing Ireland; and those who laboured to keep up a system ...

... Ministry possess majority, that majority could not made up Tories alone. It miist formed either of Whigs and Tories, of Whigs and Radicals ; and the Whigs to determine which. If they chose the Tories, it would then, we imagine, lie tolerably obvious what ...

... and but three Whig Radicals; Norfolk5 se t servativea, two Conservative Whige, (the Meetly uo Lynn.) and three Whig Radicals; Eses bitt J servatives of sound constitutiont a principles, and 'ne Radical; Cambridgeshire, fotir Cotservtt ° Whigs, and one Radical ...

... far in statu quo. Deception is the order of the day, not only with the Tories, but e'qually as palpable on the part of the Whigs. Lord John llusseli can be as patriotic out of office as Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli are cautious in office. The question really ...

... WOODBRIDGE VVOOLPIT WORLINGWORTH YARMOUTH . VOXFORD THS WHIG CANDIDATE AWO HIS PATRONS To the Editor o/the Suffolk Chronicle. ...

... reckon that Lord John Russell will carry his measure. The stability of the Whig cabinet in another session is not so easily to be imagined. As a party, the popularity of the Whigs has of late years lated but for a short in. terval, and the nation has usually ...

... engineered by the great Whig magnates, who were equally afraid of too much Royal authority under the Stuarts, and| too much Puritanism under the Roundheads.i Arbitrary rule and unlimited discussion had alike failed, so the Whigs brought William of Orange ...

... tforeign invasion come P-under Whig administration; and these shameful panics-shameful to the national honour and terribly costly to the national purse-were entirely superinduced by the affect- ed parsimony of the Whigs. To show a plausible Budget every ...

... Tiie end is to this. The Tories are to push the Whigs into war; ami then they are lake the government, the ground that thev are the only men to carry it on. The Whigs will then split on the two sides; tho Whig name will extinct. There is understood to be ...