... WHIG MORALITY. (From the Timet.) The political morals of these Ministers who have forced themselves upon a young and virtuous Queen stand recorded in the compact of 1835, whereby they laid the foundation of their Government in the quicksands of liish ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CORN LAWS. We wonder whether there be any impart' persons who thought that Mr. Baines, the Whig for Leeds, was either scurvily or harshly treated agriculturists and gentlemen, assembled at dinn* of the Yorkshire Agricultural Meeting ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CORN LAWS. 1 tin guarded language used by our Whig Radical contemporaries about the corn-laws, must hare excited the attention of their readers. If such moderation had been the constant habit of these journals, we should not have been ...

... the present year have just taken place and never was there a more total rout than that which has' been the lot af the Whigs and Whig-Radicals in every part of the kingdom. Whether we value the Corporations them- • selves at much or little, no one can ...

... the Whigs. Mr. G. Byng. — His brother created a Peer by the Whigs. Mr. Brodie — His brother created a Baronet by the Whigs. Mr. Craig — His father ditto. Sir W. Clayton.— His brother ditto. Mr. O'Callaghan.— His father created a Peer by the Whigs. Mr ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE INCOME-TAX. ** I don't thank man for supporting me when he thinks me right, said Minister in the days of yore my gratitude is to the man who supports me when he thinks me wrong. According to this rule, Sir Robert Peel must feel under ...

... MR. ROEBUCK AND THE WHIGS. The bubble has burst. That which have jannounced by speech and writing for five years past, is now undeniable ind admitted, even by the , Parliamentary friends the Whigs happen bo also the most, potent foes the Tories. Five ...

... WILBERFORCE AS A WHIG. The Mail is as well aware its enlightened contemporary the circumstances of Wilberforce's famous election —which the latter journal, after weeks of hard and unusual labour its reference book, has evidently just discovered. The ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE GREY LIST. (From the Newcastle Journal.) Perhaps no publication ever caused a greater sensation than that of the Grey List which was sent out from office iv reply to the Black List which the Whigs, when out of place, so much ...

... CAUTION RELATIVE TO THE WHIGS. Facts have come to our knowledge, which induce us earnestly to request our readers to keep a vigilant eye upon the forthcoming proceedings of the present ministry in Parliament. Without being ('esirous of ex citing any ...

... WHIG SENTIMENTS AND VOTES We shall look with some degree of curiosity for the votes of a good many persons who profess them- selves to be of the Liberal and ' ' Reform party, but who, if we may judge by their own language, abhor the idea of lowering ...

... WHIG TREASON AND REBELLION. Yorkshire Gazette. 33, 1339. I will speak daggers to her, but use none. Hamlet. And Haznel said, But what, thy servant a dog, that he should do this great thing * * * * And it came to pass on the morrow, that he took thick ...