... Whig Policy of tlie Olden Times. Revolution of 1688 produced a very material clie.nire in the government and condition ot the country. For twenty-eight years had the Scottish Cove,inter —men of whom the world was not worthy (Stained the horrors of relentless ...

... suppressed mind has beheld with indi Whigs towards this unhi violation of the Canadian c ed murders of the men integrity of their laws ; tli the pious; the scenes of reckless crime and exterm modern history ; and wot a Whig government. Th best men of an insulted ...

... among public men, you will find not a few evil Whigs of this description; and if here and there some nobler characters intervene, like the oases in the desert, they are few and far between. When the Whig is a mighty politician, he courts public favour—smiles ...

... occupy their attention. A mightier question than the Reform Bill was now stirred in earnest —deep interests were excited—the Whigs and lories now felt that the people were becoming alive to their true interes —party names, and party distinctions and promises ...

... contrary, ardently sought after, as the means bv which to obtain possession of confiscated property and court favour, the Whigs introduced a bill (6 W. and M. c, 2.) rendering the elections of representatives triennial. Mark —it was not parliaments as ...

... much written upon this subject; the Whigs have been abused the authors of that atrocious measure, while the Tories have gone scot free ; but the fact is, that this is another true middle class measure, and your Whig and Tory rulers are but instruments ...

... the people. Writing to friend of a animated? w ben it is seen that the all of the glorious proposed union with some of the Whigs of his day, - is conta i ed within the narrow compass of four says _“ Everv thing short of extinguisher was, in laiu unde niable ...

... * they are termed, and his rent roll exceeds £lO,OOO. Since the year of Grace 1832, Sir Timothy has uniformly supported the Whig party. The average majority hy which their candidate succeeded in his election for the county being considerably under a hundred ...

... the Corn Laws. The Morning Post, however—a rabid Tory organ, belonging to the high-church fraternity has rather startled the Whig feelosofers little by a doctrine which it has advanced in favour of dear bread a subject peculiarly agreeable to the landed ...

... 'Attentive perusal. It is extracted from uoly-conducted journal, that for many years •‘ has been the principal organ of the Whigs Ur kingdom.* If its talented editor has tin ! >me Chartist, we are proud ot the acquisihin' lle is still the ig, we respect ...

... indeed if it withstand, as it will, the united attempts of its many enemies. From the Sovereign to the lowest underling of Whig clique, (including premiers, secretaries of state, bishops, dukes, marquises, earls, lords, M.P.’s, county lairds, leaden-headed ...

... the busy industrious world who support them. Pitiable, indeed, is it to hear the miserable cant of most of our middle-class whigs and tories, regarding the ignorance and immorality of the working classes. Every mean epithet that vanity and malevolence can ...