... The Whigs, and Sir T. Den man in particular, had professed unbounded respect for the press, yet in seven weeks mote prosecutions had been commenced by this Whig agent of a Whig Government' than the Tories for the seven preceding years. If the Whigs continue ...

... enemies to this independence among the Whigs than the Tories, and more the professed Liberals than either. When the Tories were in office, their deaire to oppose the press bore no comparison with that the Whigs; what would be the cate if we had a Radical ...

... Ward—Mr. Barrett, hatter, Kirkgate, Chartist; and Mr. Jos. Gill, merchant, Whig. Hunslet Ward. Mr, Richard Bayldon, highway surveyor, Whig: and Mr. Wm. West, analytical chemist, Whig. I__DVSBTISKMKNT.] London and Croydon Railway —The deputation appointed ...

... that their AnnonncesiiunUl seen mid bv the general p - >f Pnmlee and district can only get the'ir object fully scned by Advert whig in the DrxDKE & Argus, ...

... barbarian Muftis of Constantinople. Let us, according to the wish of the Whigs, appeal to the reigns of these Monarchs, and let us see how the declaimers can stand the test. Then the Whigs had all they could wish for,—the command the treasury, the command of ...

... Duke and his merry men all have been sporting with his Grace of Bedford at Woburn. Notwithstanding the cold weather, the Whigs are very amorous; they leer at and coquette with the Duke, and all they can, poor things, get into the firm. The Premier is ...

... Then as Ministerial tactics. We may already see what is in reserve for us. Id the lower house, the Address will be moved by a Whig, and be seconded by a sort of half-bred. Notwithstanding the state the country, the Gentlemen on the left of the Speaker ...

... (and we could name others) have not their equals at present in the Whig Bar. All the elder Whigs have been promoted, and the younger ones have not yet attaiued their full growth. The Whig stock at Westminster-llall is used ouf. Change, therefore, in the ...

... bloated Whigs who are saturated with public spoils. The Radicals below the gangway are not mucn better, for they have aided Lord Palmerston in both snubbing and taxing the People; and now, after seven years sinning, pretend to upbraid the Whigs and make ...

... all this, we must state, that the chief authority of the city of Bristol, Mr. Pinney, is a Whig—not one ofthe constitutional Whigs of the old school, hut a Whig of the present day ; that he is the very man, who, on the 9ih of September, 1830, sat at the ...

... because of our demonstration last week, deduced from the Scotsman's own evidence, and pleading that Lord James Murray was a Whig-radical, and being fain to undo the impression, now he repudiates all knowledge of Lord James' politics. This is funny. He ...

... great estimation in which was held by the deceased Duke— Ib. Thk Loaves and Fishes'.—During the last administration of the Whigs, Mr. Fox, when applied by sundry hungry hangers-on of tbe party to provide them with births under Government, was said to have ...