... are sometimes inclined to anticipate,) —or whether it terminate in confirming the possession of power in the hands of the Whigs, and restoring peace and prosperity to the country,—the present year will form one of the most interesting pages in the history ...

... State by their litigious and acrimonious hostility. If this opposition arise from jealousy at the possession of power by the Whigs, there are safer, better, and more effectual, means of opposing them, than on the Reform-Bill. It does amaze us, that any ...

... Administration, are remarkable; and, together with the following in the MORNING CHRONICLE, old and pretty consistent advocate of Whig Politics and liberal principles of Government, betray a readiness to take advantage of a Ministry while it is engaged in furthering ...

... who is a back-bone Tory: and an out-and-out Radical, who could never, before, act with the Canningites, Huskissonites, and Whigs, actually moved a vote of thanks to the tri-partite Requisitionists, whose proceedings led to the assembling of the inhabitants ...

... If ever there was a crisis which demanded the sacrifice of individual predilections, this is that crisis. When the alarmed Whigs, under the sanction of the Duke of Portland, Lords Spencer and Fitzwilliam, determined to support Mr. Pitt's Administration ...

... may, he pleases, enjoy a long tenure of office, and because they would be very ready to transfer such a prospect from the Whigs to themselves and to their faction, —that is their game. They will, they can, upset the present Cabinet, reform the Parliament ...

... they were influenced by a fatality, to leave nothing undone, within the scope of their capability, to render the sway of the Whigs as lasting, and free from rivalry, as their own. This is too grave and momentous a subject, however, to be regarded with any ...

... accomplished by no other means than such as those that were adopted in favour of Mr. Pitt's Administration, when the alarmed Whigs went over to its support in a body. To neutralise opposition upon one particular Measure, however important its character, ...

... those powers. This is what the Minister said: and, recollecting Lord Grey's declaration respecting the policy meditated by the Whigs, when they were turned out of office in 1806, concerning the subject of Irish Tithes,—a declaration which shewed his extraordinary ...

... far as the Bank Question is concerned, there does not appear to be any violation of the principle which was laid down by the Whig-Party, at Lord Althorp's, a! the basis of the policy, and the No. 195. ...

... however, the spirit that prevails, we are not of the number of those who anticipate a speedy restitution of power to the Whigs. It is obvious that nothing will induce the majority in the House of Lords to repose confi- dence in Lord Grey; and, as we ...

... the House of Lords. In the Commons, the Whig Party under Lord Grey is much stronger than that of the Tories: either may be acted upon, respecting different measures of policy, by an accession of the Ultra-Whigs or Radicals on the one side, and the Free-Trade ...