... affirmed that the grounds of the appointment were at least ambiguous, and judging the lervour then exhibited by Dr. Short in his Whig education scheme, were iuclincd to impute the selection rather to the than the brother -in-lawship. lor bo'h capacities the ...

... to prove a most interesting affair. The two rival parties have put forth their best champions, namely, Mr. Denman for the Whigs, and Mr. Walpole for the Conservatives. Both profess iberal and Conservative principles— :»re stanch members the Church, and ...

... maybe ariauged in thefollowing order of cause and effect. The Whigs are in office, therefore, the people are discontented. The advisers the Crown are Whigs, therefore the Crown hampered. The Whigs ate desirous of infusing new life and vigour into the House ...

... with certain misgivings, and charitably suppose, compunctions of conscience, after having be irded the Crown and beaten the Whigs, moved for the appointment of a Committee to enquire whether it was expedient to make provisiou for the more effectual securing ...

... politics, professes In dependent Liberalism ; but whilst it ignores j party bias and pins its faith to the sleeve 1 of neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical as such, it advocates the Rights of the People in contradistinction to all other interests latsoever. This ...

... miserable and tax-ridden country. His distresses are great and all but overwhelming, and as if this were not enough, the Whig Government, with Lord Derby at their back, have determined to add the last drop to the already lull cup, insisting that shall ...

... ADMISTRATIVE REFORM. More than one strenuous attempt has been made both the organs of the Whig and Try parties to decry and throw discredit on the Administrative Reform Association. Each of the hereditary ruling factions has been accustomed to look upon ...

... constitute the bulk of the nation, torms no part of their consideration. It enough lor thein to know that they have beaten the Whig Russell and damaged the Liberal Palmerston, and what more can the nation expect or require With them Toryism and the nation ...

... their approbation, he did not properly belong to any one of the great parties of the state —the stereotyped political parties, Whig, Tory, or Radical. the same time he held some views in common with the Radicals, and others with the Conservatives. The principles ...

... profess ignore all party ties alike, and who belong to nei- I 'her Whig, Tory, nor Radical?—who can( not side with the Radicals nor with the Tories, and who scorn the temporising Whigs ? What confidence can placed iu such politicians, and whose support ...

... party names, that no man who desires to give honest vote, will, in future, be led away by the rot:en names and prctcnccs of Whig, Tory, or - dtcal and they will really give themselves the trouble considering the qualifications of men, and practical benefit ...

... many yeara back, was regarded by that party as tolerable safe for at least seat. Although very zealous Roman Catholic and a Whig, and something more, Mr. Hnghes is rather a favorite than otherwise with the majority of bis political opponents. His speech ...