... suffered witness the part of their rulers.” It thus, that whig-iadieal policy everywhere brought ruin in its train ; it thus, that in the farthest extremity of the empire the escape from whig-radical domination is hailed national blessing. ...

... John enumerates the measures carried by the whig-radicals when in opposition ; and also whilst they have been in ministry, with the exception of the new poor-law. That great and leading measure of the whig-radicals is studiously passed over. How is this ...

... honoured statesmen of disinterestedness and integrity, that unlike Whig vultures died in early life worn out in the public service, poor in pocket, but rich in fame f Had not the Whigs George IV. when Prince of Wales under their wing that school the Melbourne ...

... great wealth has not yet corrupted him. What will the Whigs say to the defeat their candidate ? They did not dare to name him, and the rump were aghast to learn that Westminster was not to be made a Whig borough. ...

... transfer their support from the conservatives their opponents the whigs. But we are satisfied that these efforts will be in vain. The citizens of York have not yet forgot the iron rule of the old whig corporation, who, for a long series of years, made every ...

... The Whigs maintain that they will have the majority at the ensuing ae'sien, and the Tories are not leas sanguine. For our part we believe that the two factions will be equally balanced, and of this are right glad. It is manifest that the Whigs are grievously ...

... time-serving trickery of the whig-radicals, not even the influence of the House of Wentworth,—once potent,—can induce them to elect one of that parly as their representative. They have relieved the riding of the incubus of whig-radicalism, which depressed ...

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... minorities, the star of the Whigs will then seen setting for ever, and, not only will the placehunters get with all expedition from under falling house; but the punes that are now open for electioneering struggles, in hopes of the Whigs keeping their places ...

... All this is mere sham. The Whigs will not dissolve nor go out till they ore driven out by the people. The Tories will not drive them out; they only snarl and bark ; but take the system in bend they will not. say the Whigs hare lease of office to the ...

... must be sent, postage free. DISPATCH, tJol'ttral S>ori.il Reformer. SUNDAY, MARCH *5, 1338. WHIGS AND TORIES. The dUastrous consequences of supporting tho Whigs at all hazards, merely to keep out the Tories, begin 'now to be generally felt, and generally ...

... regards slavery, the grievance was not so much that slaves were emancipated—and in any case no Englishman would reproach the Whigs with that great measure—but that Lord Grey’s Government allotted to Cape slave-owners only about a million and a quarter in ...