... The Whigs, as might be expected, are very indignant at the undue proportion of Peeliter, compared with themselves ; nor do they hesitate to express their surprise that Lord John and the Marquis of Lansdowne, who negotiated mat- tersfor the Whigs, should ...

... interest, venture on a change of the corn laws. - IH Elere, then, wise disciples of I-he Whigs, is an end to all your anticipations of - cheap bread' from the handlsof a Whig Cabinet.. The destruction of your hope is final. Here, then, elaborate Standard, is ...

... law; and it is, I th ink, univer- sally felt that tle Arraugemnwn then made can no longer 4'e'ddend or uiintaine. ' . Three Whig Governments, one Coalition Government' alnd one Tory 0oveinment have, within the'Iast 'ten years; admitted this. .The Qneep ...

... bit of a Whig, . wan' he ?- o Witness (triurnpbaotly): Yes, ?? aE Tory th (laughter).-Mr Overend -: That isn't an an to swer, my friend.-A. : Well, I neveri 'talked; bc politics with ?? he la bit of: a Whig? Ms Well, hie made a speech, ati a Whig dixopera-7 ...

... Turn THE Proc AMATION aGAinsT ruc Carno- --T mystery atten that extraordinary procecding It was not in (saves the Whig) is now cleared uy. Eagland, alter ath, but tn that the offence was com- which so ed onr virtaous officials. 1 appears thar, at the ...

... ago been made a ‘peer for life, with a pension for two sncceeding generations. ‘For their extraordinary line of policy, the Whigs, no doubt, bad an excuse—they required to temporise in order to keep their places; but this apology could not be admitted. ...

... . L.53,462,090 While the five years' average ex- penditure of the Whig Admnnis- tration, ending in 1840, was . 52,148,701 Showing a comparative saving du- ring these five years of Whig Go- verament, of , L.1,313,389 During the year 1840, which hadl to ...

... and to undersq1nd the lenity which it extends to highly-placed aend well-befrienuded offenders. The Lord Advocates of the Whig audi Tory Governtments which have held office during the present year, on whatever else they may differ, are entirely agreed ...

... too, should be becoming things of the past? As permanent combinations they have been almost obsolete. Whig traditions, indeed, hover abcut a few Whig families ; but the names of Pitt, Fox, and Peel, have no living significance or representation, It isa ...

... great room of the London Tavern, which it is said will hold two thousand personswas completely filled by an assemblage of Whigs and Reformers-, who were summoned by advertisement to discuss the present state of public affairs. Sir Francis Knowles, Bait ...

... tion respecting the individuals concerned. We could not name three persons conitected with it. We know not whether they are Whigs or Tories; nor do we care. We shall denounce the one as readily as the other. We were told by a gentleman a few days ago, that ...

... anxicses and minute atven. s tion into the foundations of all the vile reports and insintia- p tions circulated by Whigs and Papists, and Whig and Po- L: pish newspapers, and the result of these inquiries is, that c all are As FALSE AS HSELL.C Upon the guilt ...