... should recollect that there ndk the slightest chance of a single measure which the Tories disapprove being carried by the Whigs. We shall have just much of Reform as the Tories choose to give us, and more. The right men pat, therefore, are* the Tories ...

... whether tbe people will get more of their demands from the Whigs or from the Tories. Though the Whigs have not done all that the Radicals could wish, they must admitted to have done a great deal. the Whigs, the people of this country are indebted for the great ...

... subordinate agents which are calculated to injure their cause; that the tax-collectors surcharge the Whigs, while they spare the Tories; that a Whig or liberal finds impediments in carrying business through the public departments in town which melt away ...

... Invited to Chatsworth by the Duke of Devonshire, her Majesty declined to visit the Whig Duke— perl.aps because it did not suit her previously-made arrangements but Whig writers attribute the refusal to a resolution not to hold intercourse with the supporters ...

... lamented and resp c.ed Mr. Lacko, (says he.) was a Whig, in the true tense of the word. In whose true sense? Not in Mr. Locke's own; for his friends knew, that he was something better than a mere Whig ; called himself, iudependant, independaut of any ...

... gentlemen spoke of the Whigs in terms of the strongest disapprobation ; they declared the determination of the Radical party to be, to pursue their own line of policy next Session, independently of the Whigs ; and not to support the Whig Government, unless ...

... nothing remains but the ballot to protect them in their predilections in favour of a whig candidate. Now here let it be carefully marked that among successful whigs, we hear nothing about the ballot in any shape or form. Only return them to parliament ...

... At either side of this magnificent painting, but lower 011 the wall, and of a smaller size, hang portraits the whippers in—Whig and Tory—Mr. Wm. Holmes on the right, Duncannon the left. And here we are bound to observe, that Mr. Mauners Sutton has exhibited ...

... undistinguishable from traitors; and should Radicals at the elections join the Toiies when refused permission to halves with Whigs, no doubt they also will be accused of treasonable .participation. These canting imputations of •' disloyalty to opponents ...

... The leading organ has boasted that all the ills of Ireland are traccable to Tory misrule. Why, the whole penal code is simple Whig manufacture ; and to come to later dates, it was Mr. Grattan's baud prepared the Irish Arms Bill, the Irish Insurrection Bill ...

... Conservative, and the Hon. Augustus Moreton, Whig. It was at first intended to propose a Conservative in opposition to Mr Moreton, but the friends the latter expressed their determination to start second WHig, and then let thecontest be for the two seats ...

... daughters. His eldest son. Lord Clifton (now Earl Darnley), married a daughter $ir Henry I'arnell. The late Earl was a staunch Whig the old school, and warmly attacked to Earl Grey ana Ms present measure of Reform. ...