... have been put into shape under Whig | rule, had not the Minister seen that his days were numbered, unless he was prepared to make, at the eleventh hour, a concession to the indignant impatience of the country. So much for Whig patriotism ! The Right Hon. ...

... those Whig gentlemen who follow slavishly in his wake, and obsequiously do bis bidding. In that case, the cause of Dissent will be irretrievably mined ; for, with a coalition of Whigs and Tories in its favour, the Pueeyite measure will carried a majority ...

... the Whigs.—(Hear, hear.) Mr. Taylor then pointed to the way iu which the labourers connected with the land were oppressed in England, and then adferted the happy and comfortable position the agricultural classes in France occu- pied, circumstance which ...

... T AIT’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE for NO. VCIfBER, price One SbUilng, contains:—The Whigs and War.—Condition of the Labouring Poor, and the Management ef Paupers Scotland.—Memoirs of Jeremy Bentham, by Dr. Part VII.—A Honeymoon of To-day, and one of Former Days ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Birmingham. —Wm. Lucy, Esq. (Whig), was on Saturday unanimously re elected mayor of this borough, chiefly on the ground of his having zealously laboured to promote the success of the Exhibition of next year. Mr. Lucy is lineally descended ...

... press do not display that bad feeling towards the Whigs which they were accustomed to evince, nor do they manifest that predetermined hostility which was shown when Lord John Russell last attempted to form a Cabinet. It is also worthy of remark that as ...

... the Whigs, in the hope and expectation that the great point on which the two parties differed would brought to an end. In that hope he was disappointed. The experiment had often been tried, but never with success. It was a mistake to suppose Whigs and ...

... constantly expressed sharp animosity against those who sold themselves to the Court, they obtained the sobriquet of Whigs (an allusion to sour The Whigs, on their part, called the partizausof the Court Tories, a name given at the time to thieves and highwaymen ...

... he represented Newcastle, voted against all reform measures and against the ballot, although generally supported the Whigs in their financial and other official proposals. Uis brother voted with Lord Dvxkelun to throw out the late Ministry oa the reform ...

... THE BUTCHERS’CORPORATION AND LEADEN .ion. „.p.g.»d b, ** Whig opponents—that ™= „«™,. truth and virtue have not been made to triumph considerab ie number the Bermondsey tanners, falsehood and misrepresentation ? The author of the factorg> an(] others> ...

... Dancing-master wilson to the public.—imprimis, Whigs, Tories, Radicals, and Neutrals, Adults, and Juveniles, whether in bieecbes or petticoats, read this, and likewise remember what you do read, which will show you have capacity, and may benefit me. Help ...

... BOROUGH OF MARY-LE-BONE. TO THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS OF MARY-LEBONE. IN answer to What have the Whigs done ?” What would the DESTRUCTIVES do ? Throw open your trade, and turn you out of your houses beggars :~Hnine und the Heer-shops to wit.— BROTHER ...