... governori? I Yet such, doubtleos, is thie usual calibre of a Whig Administratiun. It is to t4ese roen that Whig gratitude extends the hand of fellowship. These are the wood of of which Whigs create Inlaisters. The factiors and illiberal obstruction of ...

... and Bishoprles I real native rectitude of involves $ charge of of the see of the of sathe bostili But it call him of Lord J. Whig Press me from are tho.e of we not know, duties than hood, right alwats stir tion, in sae prelate, o t i! edl y ro, a re et ...

... electors under the respective tiers of Lord Mostyn (Whig), and Sir W. M. Wynn (*rimy). The former, with thr aid such voters as are liberal and independent, has generally ii. e„ suree . atul ; but the present Whig member, with the wawa of self-preservation, votes ...

... on which the Whigs and Conservatives split; and it is the constant subject of complaint by the Radicals,-yet, whenever a party question arises on which the possession of power de- pends, the latter vote, in 19 cases out of 20, with the Whigs. It is evident ...

... that we do not seem to have six mea in the bolus who ran be relied on to make a stand at all times against the influence of Whig or Tory &aloes. The defence fur their want of earnestness set op by the Liberal members is amusing. They tell us the Boom ...

... embracing quasi-Liberalismn; and the Liberals, numeroes as they I are, consist of oligarchical Whigs. Whigs of the old I e school, Liberals who are Whig followers, Independent i Lt Liberals, and Ultra-Liberals; but there are no common l n views in polities ...

... PRIODWYD. Rbrill 9, yn ngha - pe - i - fre - ntire - f, — ga . n y Parch. David Roberts, y Parch. R. P. Griffith ft Whig Rebecca Davies—oil o'r drat hon. BU PARR. &brill 9, yn 59 oed, Raabe!, anwyl briod Mr. John Parry, hetiwr, o'r dref boo. Bu yn aelod ...

... were he to spring tip amongst us,- would be respected, honoured, and soon gather a fol- lowing around him-whether he were Whig or Tory, aristocrat or plebeian. But our own misfortune is, that we have no master-mind to take the lead, and guide us through ...

... decadence of the power England, but does not, cannot believe that all the talent monopolised by the aristocratic families, they whig or tory. Mr. Maurice ' certainly party man, but his party com- 1 prebends the great mass of her Majesty's subjects, in co ...

... in • way anything bat gallant to whigs, ladies, and covensnters,— They brought him to the Watergate, Herd bound with beanie. epic, As though they held a lion there, And not • fenceless man. • • There stood the Whig west country lords, In balcony and ...

... being allowed to flourish in that hotbed of true Conservatism. The Liberals are to be hoisted with their own pet.ird, the Whigs eclipsed, and measures of most a'armingly liberal character are forthwith to entered on the Tory role book. To this new era ...

... crinolines are not more in vogue with the fair than are reform professions with modern Statesmen. Not only real Liberals but Whigs, Conservatives, and Tories, are all avowedly reformers. Even Lord Derby is at last a reformer. He does not like to see so important ...