... THE WHIG PRESS AND THE CORN LAWS The crafty and knavish Whigs, wishing to divert the attention of their quondam allies, th.c Radicals, from a contemplation of Whig treachery, instructed their press to commence a vigorous and combined attack en the corn ...

... kingdom. One word more. The old party distinctions of Whig and Tory are now entirely out of date. The progress of enlightenment has brought the Tories, or Conservatives, up the standard of the old Whigs, or Moderate liberals, in every one of the questions ...

... WHIG-RADICAL INCORPORATION BIRMINGHAM. On Wednesday last the petition to her Majesty from the inhabitants of Birmingham, praying that her Majesty would annul the charter incorporation granted to the borough, was forwarded Lord John Russell for presentation ...

... article we gave a classic quotation, illustrative of the dangerous policy and ruinous consequences of the course of the present Whig Ministry, and in which, in the hurry of a late compo- sition, one or two Jiferal errors occur. We should be sorry, with classical ...

... added the Whig Secretary, 1 hate some claim to press upon you the insertion in the Courier of such an article you mentioned to me. The claim alluded was, no doubt, a weighty one. An inspectorship, worth 15001, a-year, would quiet many Whig scruples Lord ...

... tendency, for the sake of which it had really been introduced as a Whig-Radical addenda lo the Whig Reform Bill. The House of Lords are entitled lo the praise of having foiled an attempt of the Whigs and Radicals to legislate surreptitiously and clandestinely ...

... TUP WHIG BUDGET. In the last number of the Edinburgh Quarterly Review published in July, there appears an elaborately written in warm defence of *' lite Grouuds and Objects of the Whig Budget of the late Session. As this article is ostensibly put forth ...

... RESULT OF MODERN WHIG POLICY. I From the John M] ' suppose the eves the country must opened ! . time. The economical Ministers to whom are much j indebted, having squandered away twenty Aifiious ni.v. setting the West In.lies Same —three | keeping J'p ...

... Parliamentary language, and was most energetically supported the u Birmingham Whig. and another person who pins his faith upon the Political Joshua. Bat all in vain. This specimen of Whig Gentility in the presence of Ladies, this outrage upon the decencies of ...

... THE WHIG PRESS AND THE CORN LAWS. The crafty and knavish Whigs, wishing to divert the attention of their quondam allies, the Radicals, from a contemplation of Whig treachery, instructed their press to commence a vigorous and combined attack on the corn ...

... RESULT OF MODERN WHIG POLICY. [ From the John Dull.] suppose the eyes the country must he opened time. The economical Ministers to we are **o much indebted, having: squandered away twenty of money in setting: the West Indies in a fiimie —three four miliums ...

... WHIG-RADICAL INCORPORATION OF BIRMINGHAM. Wednesday last the petition to her Majesty from the inhabitants of Birmingham, praying that her Majesty would annul the charter of incorporation granted to the boroush, was forwarded Lord John Russell for presentation ...