... their management, crushed themselves. But that will be I the fate of the Whigs.—Altion. TRICKS or rift Wulos.—Conscious that they have altogether sacrificed their popularity, the Whigs here have been busily engaged in persuading the persons who last year ...

... THE WHIGS To the leading Whigs of 1688 have been ascribed the accomplishment of the Eoglish resolution We are not wishful to deteriorate trom the m rits of those great meu; but no man would be justified iv this couel sion, that because the Tories of that ...

... earliest possible convenience of the house, to the post- ponement of general business, Members petitioned against that the Whig majority is thresten~ cannot serve. But now annihilation, these provisions of the law are to be time, in order to effect its ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The most remarkable characteristic of the the utter want of principle, or Present ministry opinion, manifested by em on every subject. Not only are the Cabinet and the eat bulk of its supporters at variance on the most important bjects ...

... of Ireland. He is an cry Premier. He —he voted ”* ton, when bis late voted Whig. As far as times a goes ** the Lonp bow-ben Boy, an old Tory, and « Vivlent Anti- “juvenile Whig, used to flatter the s”,0f coat, to ae, » to | the extreme delight of his dandy ...

... domestic or century, has was the virulence af the revolt ? To the whigs, who looked to that criminal rebellion a9 a means of restless incapacity into power. to excite it in England? themselves whigs—and merely object of to France, paralyze the was regicide, ...

... WHIG ONOMY. tothe charge of thirty-four pounds ! personal expenses of the Earl of Derbam during months’ service as —£34,000, for the expenses of a man who was but other day a commoner—ameore than one @ week! for the * retrenchment and of the Grst water ...

... THE WHIG PRESS. Tae Leeds Mercury, a paper of very extensive cir culation, is the organ of the Whig party in the county of York, and like its fraternity, always ready when occasion may require, to asperse the character of a talented and honourable opponent ...

... Lord do I draw 6 Conaurtion.. as one of the Whig perseeutors ‘a minister in the ends he has in view, or only in the means he in other words, he may pas fill his own who could br of or may Si However, to the Whigs than to the Tories. ‘Peel ever riches by ...

... THE WHIG FEED. THE friends of that gem of a Radical, George Wilbraham, Esq., fed themselves, in his presence. at the Royal Hotel, on Friday last. There were present, the Marquis of Westminster, Lord Mostyn, Lord Robert Grosvenor, who officiated as Chaim:in ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE REVOLUTIONISTS. indication that we are wards ‘' the beginning of the end mean the that hollow and whieh, for the sake of and pay, the or, more proper entered into Wakley and his “ ia London, and now Men of ” as ed to term themselves ...

... contemplated by the Whig underlings or agents, who were the primary movers in the And thus, the final result is, that after an enormous expenditure on Whig Commissioners, sundry offices of £800 or £1000 a-year are secured for Whig-Radical underlings ; ...