... gone. Mr. Baillie-Cochrane records the entrance into office of the Whigs, and tbeir subsequent career, in the several passages we extract : — The Whigs— the courtly, tbe ducal Whigs -came into office; and well were tbey adapted to tbe parts tbey were ...

... election voted for the Whig candidates, bat at the late one for Mr. East and Mr. Carter. still voted with their party. Mr. Emmet would, notwithntandiog, have been in a minority. How, then, we wino ask, could his election have bona lost by Whig treachery or Treasury ...

... Exactly— that is the new Whig doctrine, and we recommend it specially to all the partisans of Whigs in Poole, as an earnest of the estimation in which they are held, even when most staunch snd derote4-»ch is the nature of Whig gratitude. The service is ...

... •'They our .eipereirs. said TTw»k«i*.iv; ** and that the fact. lam not a Whig myse-'f (perhaps » «6 unnereaaort- that I’m not Kang Wpfxm ouarh. King ,'fSs** Himdoti- OotiUe). I’m not Whig; bnr oh. how should like be one’”—From Faddy in the ■’Oandnll .Mager ...

... FIRST LIBERAL It has been stated that Palmerston was not a Whig, never a Radical. He was a Liberal. The Liberals, it must be remembered, emerged, as it were, from the two historic parties, the Whigs and the Tories Liberalism was brought into being by the ...

... BBITISB aVIXIaKCB IS Al A ■ KND. Paris. Oct. 8, 1839. THE alliance which has subsisted between tbe Wings of Franca aod the Whigs of England since 1830 it rapidly drawing to a clots. Various have been tbe indications of thit result during the last three ...

... address the meeting. H> jro«W propose three time* th«f.,-not for the Kiug-noi ...

... probability that the currency project the President would pass into law, declined every day. moderate Whigs °pooled the exchange festure of the mot the ultra Whigs were against the whole. Nutwith standing there tea a gc.icral want of conedesiceni gateau! Bank ...

... Britain will be— Ministerialists 282 Opposition 267 Let it be remembered that we are merely using the figures of a Whig journalist. But even a Whig journalist is obliged to admit that the verdict of Great Britain, on the question of confidence, is in favour ...

... Peelites. In sooth, ; the Whigs and Peelites have of late gone to the full length iol their tether in jobbing for their whippers-in. Here i is a list, which we believe to he tolerably correct : — Mr. Grenville Berkeley (Whig whip), appointed to a permanent ...

... given — no effect was made by bringing up every shilling, and borrowing a day from the ensuing quar- ter, as in tbe days of Whig finance, to swell the co- lumn of national improvement by a single farthing. The increase upon the year, says the Globe ...

... was an untoward event for the brawling organs of tbe opposition. Instead of tbe deficient revenue and bankrupt budget of tbe Whigs, the Con- servative Exchequer is equal to the demands of the country, while an accumulation is preparing which will extinguish ...