... remark that all the wisdom must have come froni our Whig ancestors surely bears this interpretation. But, leaving the Whigs of the Revolution, we find him seeking food for rejoicing in the Liberal or Whig policy that prevailed from the period of the French ...

... complete, From the crown of its head to the sole of its feet, He'd say the last link in this long chain of evil Must be the first Whig—who we know was the Devil; And then poor Old England all hope may abandon — At least that's the view of the s :pent Saudon ...

... doubt the very advanced party in the great Northern borough felt flattered by that attention and honour from one of the great Whig houses, which is so usually displayed when exalted rank and patrician greatness addresses either Transatlantic Republican or ...

... Party superseded the old Whigs, and organised upon the basis, not indeed of the abolition of Slavery —for that at the time was not spoken ofbut the prevention of the extension of Slavery, and gathered round it not only all the Whigs, but a great number of ...

... worn jests, and posing in his favorite character as the low comedian of the party, facetiously terming himself a miserable Whig and asserting his right to be classed as a moderate Liberal. There, too, was Mr. BRIGHT, the type of the Radical of the ...

... members—two or three, he might say—had not alone stood firmly against the Conservative forty, but even against, perforce, the Whig section, and the result of their efforts was that the number of lashes to be inflicted on an unfortunate man's back had been ...

... the celebrated Algerine Act of 1833, when O'CoNNELL uttered his memorable malediction, of the base, bloody and brutal Whigs, the Liberal party, when in power, have always been more prompt to adopt a repressive policy than the Conservatives, and it ...

... returned. After all the Conservative party was the strongest party, for their opponents were not one but three distinct parties—Whigs, Radicals, and Irish. Mr. HARRISON bad great pleasure in moving the second resolution which was as follows : That in the opinion ...

... policy of the Government, but in regard to their general policy he was not strongly hostile to it. He thought they had enough of Whig rule, and that in matters affecting the working men they had gained more from the Conservatives than the Liberals would ever ...

... of their party the inconveniently strong opinions of paid partisans may with ease and propriety be disowned. It is the old Whig game, the ancient artifice which forms the sum total of their political wisdom :— Running with the hare and hunting with the ...

... to remember its relation to the two great political parties in the State. Now, it is well known that, for generations, the Whig (or Liberal) party have coquetted with and patronised the working-class with a view to obtaining its political support against ...

... them for the sake of principle in travelling all the way from Ultima Thule, came to the poll. They could na' stand the H'whig, so they averred, and therefore put their Awa, awk, ! into practical shape. Bravo Gael! FROM May Fair. Madame Adelina Patti ...