... position described by Pope— “ In moderation all his While Tories cail him Whig and Whigs a Tory.” If he still remain true to his former professions, how can a thorough-going Whig or Radical vote for him? Supposing him to have changed his creed, honest ...

... already entered upon the agreeable task of wooing the affections of the electors of Thirsk, had accepted the in- vitation of the Whig-Radical party in Warwick, and, as their candidate, would oppose the re-election of the present Members. What were the political ...

... rience—which is not strong enough in its following to form an Administration of itself, but which, comb: ined. with either Whigs or Tories, would make 2 strong. ‘Government, and, with the latter, one that would be almost unassailable, and more permanent ...

... station. Mux. has been returned for Glasgow, and Lord Pevensey for East Sussex. Day.—Clarke (Con- servative), 2,234; Grier (Whig), 1401. Saward and Anderson have been transported for life. ...

... still the pet of the Whigs and the Radicals —and deservedly so, for he is unquestionably the most talented as well -a2s the most consistent member of his party—has a far better chance, and will, I have no doubt, supposing a Whig-Radical Government can ...

... Ministry will be backed in the next House of Commons, of between thirty and forty votes; but this estimate includes all the Whig and Whig-Radical Mem- bers who have been returned, many of whom will be as often found in the opposite lobby to that in which Mr ...

... meekly—and bless those who con- think it ‘toa continuance of We should is; and therefore we counsel What can't be cured by a Whig Administration must be endured by the people ‘The truth of this is self- cident it is all very well for us mouths, and shut ...

... the will of the Minister, to be Giseolved, in in order that the “present” Admmistration may gain a new lease of existence. A Whig Cabinet has a cat- like tenacity of being that induces it to struggle to ‘the last for its hold office. The creed to which ...

... rare instances, is certain. There office—the most prominent of whom are Mr Walpole, on the Conservative, and Mr Fitzroy on the Whig side. Should the choice rest between these, there can scarcely be a question which ought to be selected. Mr W; possesses many ...

... to add the Noble Lord is iu the enjoyment of exccllent health, The Court Journai says:—“ We believe next Session the quondam Whig of the Household, Lord Drumlanrig, succeeded to the Peerage and become Marquis of Queens- berry, will be found voting with ...

... asserted and repeated that there is now no difference in politics ; that there are mo distinctive questions and that a Liberal, Whig, Redical, and Conservative mean much ‘the same thing. This, however, we altogether deny. ‘Principles must remain ever the same ...

... candidate, and found one in the person of Mr Mellor, a member of the bar, practising on the Midland Circuit. Mr Mellor isa Whig, and was rejected at the late election for Warwick. What favour be is entitled to find with the people of ‘Coventry we cannot ...