... RECALL OF THE WHIGS For the present the constitutional party is defeated, and the revolutionists are triumphant. We not, however, desoair—right and justice are on our side, and Heaven will aid our cause, rf. our own conduct.we render ourselves worthy ...

... public favour, and the Whigs are decidedly the lowest bidders. Their persecution of the press is their death-blow. There have been very few Whig measures in which the Tories would not have-been more liberal tire people than the Whigs, the proceedings against ...

... WHIG PRINCIPLES. Tbs tbs fallowing appropriate explanation of Whig principles * Without public slrtuo tbcmwlves, they think every man can frightened or bought, provided they bold Ibo Hone Guardi or the Treasury. Private tlnose most of lbs Whig* badgood ...

... STRENGTH OF THE WHIGS The no confidence’ motion has exhibited the ministry weaker than they hare yet been, whilst it tendency appears to of permanent benefit to the Tories. Let us recapitulate the substance of what has been said regards the disjiogitious ...

... WHIG MISRULE The Warning Post, in a very able article the present state of the public finances, says, and says most truly“ The Duke of Wellington left the government, at the close of 1830, with a surplus revenue of upwards of t*o millions and a half, ...

... WHIG CALUMNY, Neither virtue uor talents can save their possessor from the calumnious. Could such qualifications protect man, there were no man in society safer than Mr. Edward Cooper, one of the excellent representatives of the county of Sligo. But the ...

... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. When the %vere artrnini»terinß the afllaira of this country, eleven «r twelve thoutnnd men were sufficient for all p'lrpoftpu. are now we believe, nearly three timaa that ou«*ber —Evening Post. Our cotemporarv cannot be aurprised ...

... THE WHIG PLUNDER. We believe throughout every part of Ireland a spirit has been evoked which will not be easily quieted, of contempt and scorn for a ministry which, at the crisis of Ireland’s fate, endeavours to force a fearful and unjust demand in the ...

... WHIG LOYALTY - Ilshat'is loyalty? Loyalty is the slate being faithful to one’s Melbourne. What is treason? Treason consists in the • compassing or Imagining’ his retirement from office. trust this is correct - .-l' .. ■ i ’ The Ministers, then, are * ...

... WHIG AND TORY The first volume of History of England, from the p a of Utrecht the treaty of Ais la-Chapelle, Lord Mahon, has just been published. The following sketch of the transmutation of the old Whig and Tory parties, is mm extract from the work. ...

... ready to tell then, unpalatable truths should they ever again body installed Downing-slreet. They were, will grant Whigs, pure Whigs, cld Whigs—ad that in the eyes of i that extracting community, the Liberal party, typical of narrowness and nepotism. They ...

... UN'FORTUKATE WHIGS The unfortunate Whigs still continue in this distressed position *o which their fraudulent politics (irsl introduced them. They forced themselves upon a reluctant King nnd a suspicious country, l,v renonneins nil their Whig principles ...