... WHIG ECONOMY AND RETRENCHMENT. Well, indeed, might the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the whole ministerial faction resist with pertinacious energy the motion of Mr. Herries for certain financial returns. They knew what an expose of lavish expenditure ...

... after ten years possession of office, and after twenty-five years of profound peace, have so managed the affairs of this Whig-ridden kingdom, and have so feathered the nests of themselves and scores of their clamorous brood, that government can no longer ...

... may some who are willing open their ears and their eyes to plain matters the words taken from the mouth of Mr. Phillips, the Whig-Liberal M.P. for Manchester, aud introduced into the address, there a full acknowledgement of the importance of our export ...

... hope that his Grace of Montrose will long live foil this hungry Whig, and that when the time does arr.ve for the nommat.an of Lord- Lieutenant, neither Fleming nor any contemptible Whig flunky will disgrace Dumbartonshire by holding the office.—rfberdren ...

... conceal, or disgracefnl proclaim the world. It surprising to find Sir Char.es Forbes lending himself the dirty intrigues of the Whigs, but Sir Charles, though a Conservative and gentleman every sense of the word, is unhappily a Scotchman ! Whatever his feeling ...

... MKMBBRS THR BLACKBURN OPERATIVE CON9KRV ATI V ASSOCIATION. The above declaration is from the mouth of M. Phillips, Esq., the Whig-Liberal M.P. for Manchester, the late great Anti-Corn-Law gathering in that place, and it highly deserving of your deep neridin ...

... , and Co., to the utter disregard of the cravings those starving artisa ,s which the grasping propensities of unprincipled Whig-radical factory masters'’ have tbeeflbct only triultiplying. As a man, th- rcfore, whose parents have taught to read, to write ...

... morality has hung and hangs so loosely about them, will altogether be found among those classes of political opinion known as whig or radical, with which, it is to be hoped, rather than believed, that he himself has ceased to feel any sympathy, or cling ...

... England. Bishops, priests, and people will have no cause to be grateful to the whigs other than as they are grateful to Pontius Pilate, Judas, and the chief priest of Judea. The whigs have done us a most especial benefit, but we need not thank them. They served ...

... family through the {.tzsimons, presided on the occasion. Mr. O'Meara declared, that Ireland had nothing better to expect from Whigs than Tories ; and be suggested, that in case Ireland should not obtain justice in the next Session of Parliament, the Queen ...

... magnificent Conservanve festival at Cheltenham, last attended nearly 500 pereon,, among whom were .everal who were ‘leading Whigs” so late as last election. .. . . Lady Hester Stanhope, who bad so resided in Syria, died at Djouu, the 23rd ult., after long ...

... rally under their banners — especially during the continu- ance of the present unnatural and obnoxious coalition of degenerate Whigs and mischievous Radicals with the Ministers of the Crown, — a coalition which threatens, in defiance of the earnest and almost ...