... THE WHIGS. DANIEL U not much amiss in the following description of his ancient allies— Mr. O'Connell then entered at length into the question of the vote by ballot, and of the necessity of following the reform measure an extensive suffrage and short ...

... THE WHIGS Whatever our history has hitherto presented of political meanness, base shuffling, IK unprincipled acquiescence, for the purpose of obtaining power-all f ar indeed exceeded by the late conduct the Whigs, i„ re the,unprincipled and unnatural ...

... WHIG FINANCE. In the House of Commons on Friday evening, Mr. Merries asked how it was that the financial accounts of the year were late, and had not yet been presented. The Chancellor of the Exchequer could not sav,but would inquire. __ Humoured Visit ...

... THE ENGLISH WHIGS. In it« leader the late l.ord Spencer, **a typical embodiment all that ia best the traditions of EngUh public life,” Time* olnervesThe death this fin© specimen of the English gentleman, and the solid, unpretentious, and unobtrusive type ...

... a character, that will have the boat possible chance passing. Tbe Whigs will consider it quite .sufficient, and the Radicals will accept it instalment. As to that, the Whigs arc easily pleased when they are in place. It would be quite sufficient” for ...

... affected many with feelings of a mixed and very different nature. Being the manifesto of Whig Ministry, and of such Whig Ministry, it cannot fail to evoke the somewhat incompatible feelings of satisfaction, astonishment, and indignation. Her Majesty's words, ...

... THE WHIG CLUBS. FROM THR ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE OF THURSDAY. The Whig Clubs are dying. Indeed thought they were dead, but The Morning Chronicle has the cruelty publish yesterday some absurdities of a forlorn knot of unhappypeople who still coogregate under ...

... perfect consistency ; and when came upon the hosting* be hoisted no colours. The Whig nominee of the Postmaster-General of Whig Government has not the coursge to avow himself Whig. He utters not word in praise in defence of the Government of which is partisan ...

... WHIG LAWYERLINGB. The ml Radical the true Repealer, who, after all, hare been those keeping the Ministry in power, have been very seurvily treated by the present administration; while yoor mean, cringing, place-banting Whig has been the person n»»Lir ...

... WHIG CALUMNY. Neither virtue nor talents can save their possessor from the calumnious venom of party. Could such qualifications protect a man, there were no man in society safer than Mr. Kdward CoorZß, one of our excellent representatives the county of ...

... COOP-BY TO THE WHIGS! (From Blackwoodt Magazine.) Air— Pear Ton, thii brown Jog. Co ...

... WHIG FAIRNESS Mr. Berwick., in his report on the Dolly's 'Brae affair, states be cannot say from which party the squib came. What was the evidence? Six witnesses, all disinterested, swore they saw the squib fired by the Ribbon party on the hilL The six ...