... the Whigs. It is not possible that the Whig* would bo siooera in the cause, they would have to put an end to their own system of hereditary Cabinet Ministers. That is ant step which the Whig families are likely taka. Without revolotion the Whigs ere never ...

... itself felt, triumph of the Conservative portion of the Democratic party ; and it is very evident that many of the Conservative Whigs, who have held aloof from all parties from want of sympathy with cither, contemplate throwing their votes in the autumn for ...

... patronage. Sir Albican deb Cockbcbn has well earned the Chief Justiceship, by his political zeal in the House of Commons; and the Whig Mr. Watson has been passed by too often not to be made now the new Baron of the Ex. chequer. agricultural associations.—exhibitions ...

... Constitution used to fought, are now deserted ss Tara’s halls, and revising barristers have nothing to do. There arc neither Whigs not Tories now, and scarcely any Conservatives or Radicals. The second column of the Timet is always study One sees human nature ...

... proceeding in filling such an office as that of ctfrdYter. (Hear, hear.) Among them are men of all shades opinion—Tories, Whigs, Radicals, and Reformers, though, indeed, I believe, all men are Reformers, whatever their political opinions may be. My supporters ...

... SSSlWaysiS^IK Rev. Gentlcmon, it l ' ' ™ l *^'' . u,' nnP , t;t ion with vation not move his merits t to m hitch io two Whig h *“^ ,„kcd out. but the appointment of Mr. cniscopaev has it is suspected that aid that the Bishop of onlybeen It is.ndecu ...

... for the electors to carry it out. For ourselves care little or nought whether our representative in the Town Council Tory, Whig, or of no party at all. But this do desire—that the business of the town be properly conducted, —that the inhabitants be made ...

... spirited remonstrance to Sir Benjamin on the subject, will find plenty of support in his opinions. The infidel Leader and the Whig Examiner agree in approbation of the hon. baronet’s decree, the tone of the article in the for being sufficiently shown its ...

... opinions nro * shsde too strong j his predictions some degrees «t less! too worm. Willism too perfect, James too imperfect. The Whigs are trifle Ii angels the Tories like, lot say. oar inferiors. Jet this is evidently honest parly-spine. It ll the corners of ...

... spirit of our times we must look for the union and maintenance of our superstructure of Imperialism. How Tories drag along, how Whigs walk over the course, are matters of little importance to people digging and delving away in our Colonies. They want to see ...

... bohived with abject civility, and called for wine. 1 glad, lir, aaid, “to eea you. “ And lam glad, answered tha rcaentfnl Whig, sea yonr lordship in thin place” “I eervod my mister, said Jeffreys: “I was bound ib conscience to do so.” Where was your ...