... reason ch of the change I THE WHIGS ARE OUT ! Were the h at Whigs in, the Leeds Mercury would again begin e ed to sneer at KING DAN ; and justify another Irish b ou Coercion Act ! THE WHIOS ARE OUT; and the t as Whig press gives the present agitation ...

... justice. The acts we have enumerated were portions of Whig Justice to Ireland. Let us now cast an eye to the Whig administration of justice in Eng- land. What could surpass the bloody and heartless Whig persecution of the Chartist body, or their dis- regard ...

... triumphli over the , common enemy, the dastard Whigs. In this day's (Thursdayfs) Moining Herald, we-find the following. elegant morceau, which we canijot wi thhold from our readers:- FEARtUS O'CONNOR AND THE WHIGS.-(From a Correspondent.)--The assigned cause ...

... Chartists hurled the Whigs lfi omoice, that faction relied upon O'CoNsaoL, and upon O'CO:sNNLL alone, as a means of resisting publi. opinion, and bidding defiance to the OLtDINARtY LAW,and therefurethe ORDINARY ACIS of the whole Whig section must be reviewed ...

... Chartists hurled the Whigs from office, that faction relied upon O'CoNrNLL, and upon O'CONNELL alone, as a means of resisting public opinion, and bidding defiance to the O RDINARY LAW, and therefore the ORDINARY ACTS of the whole Whig section must be reviewed ...

... suggests, and which a conservative administration will advocate and cany cut. Argus. Whig Flooding the House or Lords.—The Quarterly tie new, just published, reminds us of the Whig peerages created during the last ten yoars. Lord Grey’s Administration had created ...

... representation bltween the Whigs and Torics. Attho electionof 1841 an attempt was made, 1 by a gentleman of honoured name, a brother of Lord Ashley himself, to gain the second seat for the support Lon of Sir Robert Peel; but the Whig candidate, Mr. Brodie ...

... dwllksd him account. He had party to yuo lead, ...

... opposition to deency; without even the pretext oi the tyrant's plea, ccssity;X with. ut any: such justification have the Whigs appointed four new mnagistrates at Huddersfield, for no other earthly consideration than a view to the establish- ment of the ...

... Bulpikch, the kader of the house. Ilis lordship was a Whig; and though, surely I need hardly say, there are of whig* every whit pure and high-minded their tory rivals, hit lordship was a very Uftcr whig. The bloom of original whiggisra, however, ripening ...

... the defendants5 tlY d first as the Proprietor and Editor, and tbe s as ' d the Printer of a weekly paper, Caled the nd a e Whig, for publishing a libel UpOf Lord llesiburOe. a both as a Judge, and as a Peer of Parliament anti; it view to injure his character ...

... consistency, be backed id by the Whigs; while, on the other hand, if the in Whigs oppose him with the measures of the of Leaguers, the Conservatives of every grade will of stand by him to a man; and no opposition the an Whigs can muster, by whatever amalgamation ...