... and othera well known by their connexion with these, and by the cast of their parts this drama. We have Tory, Conservative, Whig, and Radical, shown up with wonderful impartiality .’'—Literary Gazette. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlhorough-slicet ...

... Shaft© Adair, a thorough Liberal, and most intelligent and promising man, who contested this division of Suffolk 1841, the Whig candidate. Lord Rendlesham is the Tory candidate. Mr. Adair deprecates his address the instability created in the agricultural ...

... of none but the Whigs who were at pains to build up stone walls for the purpose of knocking their heads against them. Many persons in our day who profess to be good Tories seem strangely ambitious of imitating the conduct of the Whigs :n this as well ...

... The rump of the Whigs has become the scorn of the country, because it has been used on all occasions a footstool by English Radicals, or Irish Papists, and kicked about by each in whatever direction suited the purpose of the time. The Whigs now in office—it ...

... ttous now stand-64 Whigs (iipposi.ion), and 83 Locofocos (administration Radicals.) In the nest congress they stand 78 Whigs and 88 Locofocos. The Locofoco majority in these states, therefore, is I9—while in the same states the Whig majority fur the next ...

... popularity at the expense of the Whigs, would repeal the house and window tax. But they could not lice long on the reputation they might acquire from this source. What would they do next? Would they go beyond the Whigs —nay, would they at all approach ...

... indeed would suffer roost by soy revolotionary violence, the Whig* or the Ministers ? It is presumptuous in the extreme for the present Mi sister* to think of instructing the great body of the Whig* in political tenets, or in love to their country and Co ...

... Mr. Adaik— No, no. Colonel proceeded to condemn that grievous impost, the Income Tax, charging the necessity for it to the Whigs (no, no); and then went into the old charges against the late government. Captain Ansteuyuer seconded the nomination of Lord ...

... made Ibis declaration that now came forward to accuse the Whigs of bugging infamy to llu-ir bosom, and to apply to them epithets of the most degrading description? 'Sir F. Burden had accused Ibe Whigs of subornation of perjury, in bringing persons to the ...

... Jenner and Stone were re-elected, and Messrs Richards and Roberts were chosen in the place of Messrs. Rudge and Potter—all Whigs. The whole of the corporation, consisting of twelve councillors and four aldermen, are tha same party. WoscESTEk There is dispute ...

... though he had more than once felt obliged ciple, to oppose the measures of the Whig ministry that at the present crisis the Liberals, whether Whig, or Liberal Whig, or no Whig, whether Radical, would sink all differences, and unite in ali mination to conquer ...

... rid of Mr. Canning’s friends who joined him in die formation of his Ministry—is, perhaps, not personally disagreeable to the Whigs. to Mr. Canning’s friends,” said Mr. T ierney in die explanations of the 19th of February, I trouble myself « no more about ...