... were observed cheering the ?? sentiments ofthe Whig members of their order, who in return applauded to tlie echo their speeches when their turn came. The Whig member ot parliament and the Conservative— the Whig barrister and the Conservative-clergymen of ...

... strength for some years past, and are now so numerous and so powerful as to hold the balance of power between the old parties— Whig and Tories— and with the assistance, as in the present instance, of other malcontents, are able to control both. Tbis is tbe ...

... aster- General, son of Rear-Admiral Tucker, C.8., to Louku, relict of Captain Alexander Humfray*. B.A. From Ihe Democratic Whig, Medina :* Medina, co. Ohio, Wednesday, July 9ih, 1851,* Married, in this village, on the Ist instant, by the Rev. F. H. ...

... various parts cf the Spectator. At the play Whig and Tory ladies sat at opposite side, otthe bouse, and patched on opposite sides or their faces:- I must here take notice, that Rosalinda, a famous Whig pariiian has most unfortunately a very beautiful ...

... uproar, and cries of no, no). The Whigs bave never held power for any long period, they were in- capable of it— tbey bad never beld office for twenty years. And as for the measures which Mr. Laishley gave the Whigs credit for having passed, one large ...

... of a Liberal newspaper, and the being a rabid Dissenter '.—The whole uffair resolving intself into as pretty a specimen of Whig Jobbery and Sectarian impudence as can well be imagined. That an inquiry into the adminis- tration of a charity should be made ...

... every year in building ships, and afterwards in destroying these ships. If I get back to Parliament again, I shall, whether Whig or Tory be in power, pursue exactly tbe same course in endeavouring to keep up the British navy to what it ought to be for ...

... One Foil House. 1 foil House makes . . One Defeat l -Stent makes . . . One Larg-e Minority. 20 -ttnerities make . . . One Whig Ministry. ...

... Parliamentary emancipation is also a matter of history. In 1810, an opportunity of maligning the Prince occurred, of which Whigs and Tories eagerly availed themselves. A spirit of independence formed an important element in the Duke's character, as such ...

... title, we suspect, will not figure in the sepulchral memorials of our Whig Govern- ments. But hitherto high position among the servants pf the Crown has always secured, among those of Whig as well as of Tory connexions, urbanity, consideration and kindness ...

... Seven Reasons for not Accepting any New Measure of Reform from the Present Govern- ment:—First,—Because, if introduced by the Whig Mini- sters at this present juncture, the Bill would probably be framed more for the purpose of keeping themselves in office ...

... spare no pains for that purpose ; but when once bis mind was made up, it was impossible to influence him. In politics, he was a Whig of 1688, which became him, modified however by all the experience of the present age. He wished to see our society founded ...