... with Whig eery. 'The true policy then for the Radicals to pursue is to ortrmiise a Radical Opposition out of Parliament. A list Radicals should prepared to contest every borough in the kingdom not to compromise with the Whigs for the return one Whig and ...

... there is now, substantially little to choose between Tories and Whigs— though It is at last hard to find a real difference between the objects or principles of Whig and Tory—though the Whig' Government depend for its existence on submission to Tory influence ...

... would be Whig-Tory, and not 44 Whig-Radical,'* for the only quarter frorr it hAs met with any thing like serious opposition, has been from the Radicals ; while it perfectly notorious that had uot the Tories made common cause with the Whigs, the bill ...

... believe that the Whigs—with all their faults, and we admit that they are neither few aor far between,—are infinitely to be to the as the governing party. bat many cruel and shameful acts Lave been perpetrated hy Whigs, and under Whig government, we do ...

... best blood in holy cause ;—i¢ cannot be that they are in love with slavery. The Whigs are defeated, not because the people have cvased to hate Toryism, but because the Whigs selves have deserted the principles of the movement,” and have commenced measures ...

... period 1834 Whig ditto.. Ditto Tory period 1834 Whig ditto.. Ditto WOOLLEN 44 COTTON. 2,579,000 .£4,556,000 7,145,826 .£17,140,114 20,513,586 Torv |H.'riod Whig ditto 1835 Ditto IKON AND STFEL AVEKACF. EXPOKTED. Tory years, from 1825 Whig years, from ...

... the vapouring among the servatives about the horrors of the New Pvor Law Bill and the atrocious conduct of the hard- hearted Whigs in passing it: notwithstanding all the fierce denunciations which it received from these Conservatives on the hustings and ...

... about acertain evil upon the speculation that good may come of it. So long as the Whigs are in any respect better than the Tories, we prefer the Government of the Whigs that of the Tories: and until a basis be prepared, and support can be had for a Ministry ...

... every reflecting Reformer had made up his mind. . rather than longer submit to the deadening effects of Whig laxity and budding, we have senn, into Whig effrontery, and to be consummated, if possible, the bright perennial flower undisguised modern Wliiggery ...

... Conservative-Whig eschew politics, and stick lo trade ; he will find the latter the more profitable, if not more congenial occupation, while the excitementof the former mav prove too much for his weak nerves. Your obedient servant, A WHIG-RADICAL* ...

... carried the Reform Bill of 1830, which placed the Whigs in office and enfranchised the middle classes. The Tories are up and doing something—the millions of working men are in the field for their rights—the Whigs alone and their adherents are afraid to come ...

... another five years lease of that Bill which was denounced by these Double- tion too faced gentry as » piece of Whig legisis- atrocious -to- Whig government: 4 PARADOX! ...