... importance by occasional fusions. Radical aid the Whigs get place and power—and by Whig aid the Radicals obtain instalments, and hope to obtain full payment, of their vague and ndefinite demands. When the Whigs are secure, they turn a cold shoulder to the ...

... THE WHIG FAMILY COMPACT. The Whigs hare been still going, going, going all the month, but they are not yet gone. The hammer has not fallen—they hare not quite succeeded in completely selling themselves. slight change has come over them. Lord John, that ...

... Free Trade—Revolution and a Republic. They will see how every result which is now deplored even in a Whig Royal Speech was once derided Pcelite, Whig, Radical. Then, indeed, we were told by Sidney Herbert, that Cheap Bread was clap-trap cry —by Sir ...

... natives. What would Whigs and Radicals have said to a Tory Governor acting thus ? But when a Whig Governor uses these terrible means of retribution, the case is altered ! So much for the justice or the present House —the mercy of Whig- Radicals—and the ...

... letter, for an open and manly statement of the public grounds which have led him suddenly to change from sound Conservative to Whig Radical opinions. Such explanation was alike due to himself and to the public. Had he come forward and pointed out his former ...

... preachers generally, and ifc ' s e m future that they will not mix them'°r l A\-' ll °lectioneering matters, whether it be v ,. Whig or the Tory party, but endeavour by lri c moans to devote their leisure time lVat improving their minds, so that y better qualified ...

... withdrawal of Whig-Radical custom, and by the fostering influence of commercial custom, to get up good head of townvotcrs on the Conservative and Agricultural Interest. This proceeding is necessary when the numerous lawyers and strappers the Whig interest ...

... feeling Toesington and the Cabinet \ aCtS arC aC^S ' and 011 s r wno differ from us in V e S . side with S is making on the Whig side, is Uccess seems to diminish with their cw days S° calculated on 25 ' now talk diffidently ...

... hermitage ? How sweet in that dear compauy To dwell witbin a cage ! 0 happy loving things ! Their beauty can declare ? grew a Whig upon the spot, And blessed them unaware ! Bronte. ...

... Members of this Club was held for the purpose of deciding whether Mr. Bethell, the holder of more extreme opinions than his Whig Friend, Mr. Calvert, and Mr. Acton Tindal, his agent and proposer at the late Aylesbury Election, should be expelled from the ...

... from tbit which —for the moment—ii , t.e Iradiog characteristic of the teason and the J*s * art accustomed the difficulties of Whig- Radiol cabinet, but are not quite so much in the habit seeing all the world our gitei to ipend the summer in scrutinising ...

... holds a harp of many strings. his breast glitters a breast-plate, inscribed with silver runes--625 dollars !” The American Whig Reeietc has the following extraordinary attempt poem You have heard of magic Turkey, When it gives imperial sway. Of perfumed ...