... eulogy heaped on the Tories. It reads as follows :—*A msn who is only & Churchman or only a Dissenter, or only a Tory or only a Whig is only a portion of w man. He is but a dwarf, a cripple, a bigot, a bore, a nuisance, & wuft, or a hateful tyrant,” Hear it ...

... their own power. If the Tories are out, they take care to do nothing to injure themselves when they next get in ; and the Whigs are equally cautious. Hence their unanimity in resisting the people, whom they recognise as their common foe. There are a few ...

... which, but a short time ago, were taken to beimpossible. The contents of NapoLeox's letter serve to augment our alarm lest our Whig government havenotalreadycommitted us toan approval may |of the scheme it discloses. Not a day ought to be allowed to pass ...

... elected at the general election, having aecepted the Chiltern Hundreds. At the election in Autuwmn, Mr. Majoribanks was the Whig, «nd Mr. Richard Hodgson the Tory candidate. Afier a severe contest, the seat was won by Mr. Majoribanks by a majority of one ...

... many of the “dangerots classes,” as Ihv| Whigs think them, to the solemn temple of the constitution. What a snare, what a delusion, what a mockery has the Whig agitation for Reform turned out to be! The Whigs always flattered and always feared and hated ...

... song of triumph is being sung for the financial victory achieved in the House of Commons on Thursday night. Once more the Whigs are looking up in Ireland, and even Lord Palmerston’s speech, to his supporters assembled at his official residence, is likely ...

... with much greater carnestuess and zeal. But the fact is that it never was meant for use. It was only got up for show. The Whigs live upon the credulity of the people. They feed them with promises which are never fulfilled, and fleece them while they are ...

... occasions so complete an indifferénce and disgust towards any . proposal for a reform of parliament under the auspices of the Whigs. The great body of the people would infinitely prefer to let things go on as they are a little -while longer until the evil ...

... against the repeal; it fears the competition of the cheap press. The lories are against the repeal, a number of disappointed Whigs are against the repeal, and one publisher of cheap books also, yet none of these pa ties have been able to produce single argument ...

... is inexpedient to proceed with the repeal of the impost. A long debate followed, in the course of which :gn staunchest of Whigs, Mr. Ellice, sen. joined the ranks of the enemy, announcing his hostility to the bill. On a division, the third reading was ...

... against ‘ them and exterminate ‘hem from the face cf the earth. So skilifully were the pulpits “tuned” to serve the purposes of Whig Free Traders at that time and so important was the service rendered by themthat their aid is about to be invoked in favowr ...

... defy any gentleman to say whether any words during that time had passed his lips which would lead him to infer he was either Whig, Tory, Radical, or Chartist. (Hear, bear.) As he began and finished lust year so he intended to begin and finish the year ensuing; ...