... question asked then was, is he a Tory? or, is he a Whig? In those days Whigs were Whigs, and Tories were Tories; the terra Liberal Tory would have been laughed at just as much as the term Conservative Whig. But now a great change has come over the arena ...

... taken up the cause of Mr. John Ball at Sligo, who is a Tory, against Mr. Swift, who is a liberal. But it is not a question of Whig, Radical, or Tory. W. L. should distinguish between party politics and the question of privilege of election. Let every man ...

... course to be pursued is said to have been sketched out by his lordship to his assembled followers. Whigs Radicals, and loose fish of all sorts were Whigs, be welcowed to the camp tiu the Government wait ousted. Mr. Gladstone was on no account to be sneezed ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs. told her, an exorbitant pretonaiou, utterly unauthorised by precedent, It was added that.the great ladies of the Conservative ...

... keeping things quiet, and preventing as much as possible any temporary derangement of the Government, not caring whether it be Whig or Tory. The address from the influential City firms was intended to inspire confidence and prevent violent fluctuation in ...

... question of abstract PaicY—nothing that can be resolved into a Matter of general import or bearing. It is ,not a Liberal, or a Whig, or a Coalition test. he war might have been, as the Government advocates and organs are fond of stating, an act of Lord Derby ...

... laureate odes,, in order to ascertain if that new pursuit would kill the ennui by which lam devoured. Being in politics between a Whig and a Jacobin, the subject of our sovereign's praiw will have so much of the Romanut in my eyes, as bufficiently to resemble ...

... all that have a chance in the following • .--4 Ayacauora, Blink Bonny, Bar One, Beatrice, Beeo euee 0, by Birdcatcher—Miss Whig, Double (foster, Ilnlf ie i l, Lady Hawthorn, Madame Clictijiot, Maid of Athens, Illtestissima, Nougat, Orlando, Pomona, Queen ...

... press, for which the Times - launc:tel at them one of its most pointed thund,.bolts. , There are still noblemen of the great whig families who I would gag the English press as effectually as the French and Russian are at present gagged, but we are sure ...

... office through the greater part of a:tolerably long life. His political antecedents are of a very mixed description. Sometimes whig and sometimes tory, when an undergraduate for Government honours, he adapted himself to cabinets of the most opposite princii)les ...