... three years, their disgust at Whig trimming and shuffling has kept them, to a very considerable extent, aback, in electioneering proceedings. They have been utterly indifferent, as to whether the victory was gained by the Whigs or the Tories, seeing that ...

... DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE WHIGS. Although we are as heartily sick as our readers can possibly be, *fd the valance and furbelow plant 'wich was effected by the .verminous Whigs a fortnight ago, yet we must, perforce, recur to it. 'The Whigs having obtained a ...

... was killed at the battle of New- bury, whilst fighting in the bad cause of Charles I. The present Lord is a kind of dormant Whig. Falmouth, Earl of.-Relations' places, 3,5001. Four church livings. A virulent Tory, who wants the natural powers to second ...

... itgistration Courts.-Mid. THE WHIG FRANKENSTEINS. The Whigs, by the trade which they have so long Iriven in political agitation, have made the people poli- icians whether they would or no. It was always the ry of the Whigs when they were out of office ...

... animadversions on the baseness of the Whigs. . . This was the most vulnerable point, beyond all question, the iron armour of the Destructives, hating, as they confessed to do, the Conservatives, and openly despising the Whigs. This revolt, therefore, at Edinburgh ...

... proclaimed with how much folly, a kingdom might be governed, thou hadst been nearer the mark. Good Whigs, clever Whigs, indicative mood future tense Whigs, what next? Anything else before you go? THE BRIDGE OF DEATH.-There is a bridge over the Regent's ...

... Radicals to arrange all minor differ- ences-to join the Old Whig in a long and strong and altogether pull, to obtain certain reforms, a sum- mary of which it sets forth, and which the Old Whig requires to keep him longer in office,- and actually and ...

... gaol, on Whig prosecutions, BRADSHAWv aud THOMAS are to be seen nightly at the back of the temporary leader of the Conser- vatives, untouched by a Whig Attorney-General. The Tory blunders during the recess have (lone good service among the Whig spouters-they ...

... Parliament, as far removed as possible from this pfesent Whig doctrine, has been universally entertained, an'd not entertained by the vulgar merely, but fostered and acted upon by the whole Whig party collectively. What has been the constant tone of that ...

... TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD JOH RUSSELL. MY LORD.-YOU are a leading minister ofthe Liberal Whig Government,-a government which, regardless of the health of the unfortunate pauper, immures him within the prison walls of the poor-house bastile, by laws ...

... ?? H - P SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. WHIG PROJECTS. V~cm Mr. Goodlake's reply to Lord John Russell, ,0h we published last week, it is evident, that since his biohdshispibusying himself in requesting the opinions of the provincial magistracy as to the necessity ...

... nearly as criminal to support the Whigs as the Tories; under such circumstances, the Radical electors, backed by the people as 'they are, and have been, have an undoubted right to ,demand the assistance of the Whigs. If they refuse it, and the Tories ...