... not require Whigs, at the word of command, to tum Radicals—we do not expect the party in the rear of the march of reform to spring to the van; but we do contend, and have lung contended, that there is too wide an interval between the Whig position and ...

... ripe for a Govern- ment on Radical principles, why do you ask the Whigs to try an experiment which you feel that you cannot successfully attempt yourselves ? It is requiring the Whigs to take into their boat a freight with which you do not venture to ...

... to the Tory party the policy of its leaders, so far as to ensure co- operation, and of promoting that iey by confirming the Whig fanatics of finality in their suicidal infatua- The assumed facts on which these articles are founded need give nobody any ...

... has been ob- served by those in the habit of reading that paper that lat- terly it has changed its principles, and from being Whig and ministerial, has become the organ of the Durhamt party. It is another rumour, that the ministry, enraged at this defection ...

... and contempt; but the moment Mr. Edward Ellice hoists signal of distress, and says the Radical declaiuicrs—“ Vole with the Whigs to-night, oiihey are out to-morrmc, and in they snivel with their tails between legs, penitential and cowering, and ready ...

... with her late Ministers for giving up the Government on the first check, as her Majesty still retains her attachment to the Whigs. (From the Globe.) After a long conference with the Duke of Wellington, who had been previously sent for the Queen, Sir Robert ...

... present very much divided, and that House Commons which should contain, in 1839, greater number of the Tory party than the Whigs had in the unreformed Parliament of 1823, would unfairly represent the people «s the nnrvforraed Parliament then did. The efforts ...

... was taken while making off. The other was captured on Monday, and all the four are now safely lodged in Carrickfergus Jail.- Whig. Dinner Counsellor Porter. —On Monday evening, the gentlemen of Newtownlimavady and neighbourhood entertained William Porter ...

... session at least. It would difltcnlt to understand how those Whig Members, who have taken pains destroy in the- public mind any remnant of a belief in a distinction of principle between Whigs and Tories, can oppose the latter the present moment. Sir Robert ...

... This object he has accomplished by Whig and Radical aid. Ee has plucked Any thing like “the pear” at last, but uot till it was ripe. formidable opposition to his government is out of the ques- tion. Many of the m ¢ Whigs, with Lord Joha at their head, agree ...

... Three parties had been in the state; one of them was new defunct for ever, and it was now their duty to seal the doom of the Whigs, So that they should never appear again unless at the chariot wheel of the Chartists. O'Connell, who is the greatest political ...

... say so that he did not overlook the consequences of his vote that he anticipated the result would be the dissolution of the Whig Ministry, but that he cannot look upon such an event as any way calcnlated to injure the march of Reform. The members ofthe ...