... and the Whig of the reign of Queen Anne. Lord Mahon has observed, in the book which his great rival was reviewing, that in the course of a century our party nicknames, Whig and Tory, had become completely inverted, a modern Tory resembling a Whig of Queen ...

... unknown quanti y —of hops. __ THE HOPES OP ARE ALL FLED A WHIG LAMENT. Air—“ The Flower» of the Forest” I've «een Pam Uughing. the Tlerbyites chaffing, The Derby chaffing. «o jaunty and gay ; Now the Whig tapers low at BrMdlanda and Woburn, The hopes of the ...

... servant, A RETIRED OFFICER. Chatham, Sept. 1858. THE LIBERAL PARTY.—ITS CONDITION. Sia.—No man ever understood Whiggery or the Whigs better than did the late Hr. Burke.” as some of the foppish finical Policasters of the day delight to call him. He had been ...

... that Whig Ministers arc not the only Liberals who have made Reform a stalking-horse rather than a hobby ? But return to our meeting. _ Mr. Baxter seconded the motion, and expressed himself as a thorough-going Nonconformist in regard to the Whig system ...

... N. Buxton, promises to be a very severe one, a change having taken place in the position of affairs in consequence of the Whigs having succeeded in finding a candidate, in the person of the Hon. Coke, a brother of the Earl of Leicester, lord lieutenat ...

... elear that the higher duty ought to be paid. But as the deceased was a Whig, the chief legatee and successor is Whig, the Government it Whig, and the legal advisers of the Crown are Whigs, or worse, many people are afraid that not even the legacy oflloe will ...

... Without running through the catalogue, it may be added that the pure Whigs,” or rather—for there is something like contradiction in the terms the association of parity and Whiggism—the Old Whigs scarcely seem fitted to supply the need of leader, Tacitus tells ...

... settlement of an irritating topic, which they desire to keep open. It is alas! too plain that Reform is the last hope of the Whigs. When that is taken from them their sun must set for ever; they will have no glittering bauble to hold up before the eyes of ...

... his ideas of literary perfection, and ’them he takes for rondels. Of course the universe was made for Whig kings, Whig partisans, Whig statesmen Whig scribblers, for Lord John Russell, Lord Grey. Lord Lansdowne, and Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay. The ...

... to his ideas of literary perfection, and Jthem takes for models. Of course the universe was made for Whig kings, Whig partisans. Whig statesmen Whig scribblers, for Lord John Russell, Lord Grey, Lord Lansdowne, and Lord Thomas Babingtou Macaulay.” The ...

... clear that the higher doty ought to be paid. But as the deceased was a Whig, the chief legatee and successor is a Whig, the Government is Whig, and the legal advisers of the Crown are Whigs, or worse, many people are afraid that not even the legacy office ...

... man was es • ()dnasaes eel Chinese, end se erne empeeted him of being a ilreeehmaa ; that the him et be women, and else et Whig a rebel, es his head wee eat if. It. said Yob, sae led bed a that be a le esull hen bees it. the Perk Oessul. There is mks* ...