... incongruous multitude of supporters at their ber, House of Commons, divided into half-a-dozen rO each composed of Whigs, Radicals, Whig.ladca senters, Presbyterians, and Papists ; and each,.'. one and the same timc, pressing upon theca!!; the Cabinet ...

... those who created the exigencies which demanded it, the hate Whig- Radical government. The statement also presents a complete proof of the in- a(lequacy of the means proposed in the Cxlploded Whig budget of 18.11, for replenishimr the Exchequer. Waith all ...

... , the Whig party has been growing weak. Their doom Is now scaled, and it is impossible they can much longer retain the places they have unfortunately held too long for the best interests of the country. I have said that the history of the Whig Administration ...

... unsuccess1fsl attenipt to return a Coeaely'VAlive member in this Whig biorough. 'TuO numbers were, Mir. Strtult (M.) 891, Mr. Ponsonby (M.) 789. Mr. Cihandos Polo (C.) 589. The former Whig membhers are therefore elected. Cireneseter.-'Tbc ltet mellmbers ...

... both parties, and have found it profitable. I was paid by tile Whigs the same as by the other party. Mr. Serjeant Wrantglsam: Were there any houses opened forgiving refreshroents to the Whig voters ? Witness: Oh yes a great many. There was one near to me ...

... Suf- folk. You saw that party'who call Itiemaslves the Whig party brought tothe helm of affairB.Yooaaw them endeavouring to carry on the government of the country upon what they de- clared to be Whig principles. But how did they go en ? You saw that, at's ...

... OCTOBER 29, 1842. The depression of commercial and manufacturing in terests, which still continues to be felt, affords the Whig- Radical party some pretexts of exciting dissatisfaction ?? the measures and administration of Sir Robert Peel. It is not, ...

... granted, and partly promised: this was the principal watch-word of the Whigs, and, as first in place, so it was preferred to peace and retrench- ment, the secondaryarticles in the Whig budget of promise. The time has at length arrived when the value of these ...

... nemher, however, did not choose to 4eon'Nideri'*e d~atinctiolv between the con'uct of Sir Robt. '*PeeI.larid that of the Whigs in ,refrrenice ,to the famis Church. The latter, whatever privilege or concession they oP019d to mal to POy.OY, Invariably ...

... ate ?? 3Ouri-.tl(l SATURDAY, NovetnD.1t .1, 1865. WITHOUT A HEAD. Tlic Whigs hare now got a leader who is their | exact representative, and it needs hardly to be said that they are ?? withI him. Lord ?? is too old they say. T'ley are excessively discourteous ...

... how feeble have been the attempts of the oppposi- tion to obstruct the course of good government. We re- member during the Whig administration, thatno measures of any importaunce were carried but through the aid of the Conservative opposition. At the ...

... present state of Canada nothing, in our opinion, can be more un- wise than to introduce into the Canadas the dissensions of Whig and Tory on this side of the Atlantic. There is every reason to believe that the insurrectionary spirit among the disaffected ...