... M.P. and alderman, delivered himself of some political opin- ions. Those which dealt with the Whigs are most interesting. Mr. Collings considers the Whigs are a hindrance and a drag upon the advanced Radical party. He would rather have three Salisburys ...

... hopeful, cheerful candidate, Is not yet over. The victory is not won; The smallest act must not be left undone, Because the Whigs are in tremendous fettle, Which ought to put us Tories on our mettle! And quite right, too; for those who wish to keep Their ...

... I SOMETHING MUST BE DONE. (From the Morning Post.) Approach and listen to my tale, Ye Whigs of high degree, Who, tossed before the Gladstone gale, Quake in the Irish Sea. You shiver in a mortal dread, But though you sigh and groan, The only sentence ...

... to thee, By industry or care, Thy friends amsone the wretched be, Let thim thy bounty share. o love not money, riches ?? On whigs that none can stay; Wouldst thou be wise, and good, and free, Do net for riches pray. Brt pray for wisdom, pray for love, Por ...

... honourable ? I, said Selborne, glib, I unoss it was a fib, But I called it honourable. W1,'ho cry shane upon it ? W'Ve say Whig and Tory, All who care for England's glory, We cry shame upon it. Who approve it strongly ? We, cry all the Rads, And mean ...

... communication between him and Mr. Gladstone. But his spirit has not been present in council, so the Whig and Radical antagonism has been developed, the Whig element has gained the upper hand, and it has seemed as if Mr. Goschen were going to be lifted into ...

... intcrests of this country ?? upon those ijuestions iteiltti decided in at Con. servative spirit. 'Tlhe recent policy of the Whigs, cspe- tially in C Iitrch matters andl in ittiance, is severely and t Itnehantly criticised ; anti the nuthor puts in a very ...

... things, but he objected to their taking credit for all the good which bad been accomplished during the last 200 years. The Whigs evidently thought that it was necessary to have a drag upon their too impetuous Radicals, and so they brought forward someone ...

... Five Conservatives and five Liberals were returned, which gave to the Whig-Radical party in the Council a majority of two, there being then in the Corporation 19 Conservatives and 21 Whig-Radicals. The week previous was very disastrous to the shipping on ...

... amsoajority belong to an inferior variety of what is flow itt cailtue ' peidsing.' 'T Iis of tise Edinbmurgih : of tirey; rygreat Whig matgazines that took our grandfathenrs by rystorm, ttre literary essgine thrat emancipated the Catho- J lirs, that pronissed ...

... Ford Goddard, is incomparably superior ! True, it was the fashion in days not long ago for Manchester and Bir- mingham to find Whig and Radical members for Ipswich, and virtuous chivalry was associated with the arrangement; the same idea is promulgated at ...

... in fact, till the commence. ment of the present century, been believed in and aup- ported by the Tories and opposed by the Whigs. In many other points of policy, Mr. Baxter shows that the great Conservative party of this country has always been in favour ...