... an cold-blooded and hoary profligacy, the over-sanguine a Whig-Radical Government; an not oppressed nationality as that subject to the King of but inextravagant and long-struggling Strachan Whig-Radical obstinacy has kept it in existence Naples, the people ...

... blue and yellow bound, That appears on old Whig tables as quarter-day comes round. And many good old-faahioned whig would make .ad ado, Were a quarter-day to pass without his Edinburgh Review ! But not old Whig uniform of blue and yellow pied Was clad that ...

... they had. Yet even the Fortifications Bill—the solitary achievement of the Session—bears most unmistakeably the impress of Whig-Radical imbecility and perverseness. The desire of the nation is that our coasts and our capital should be adequately and ...

... sited from the great London journals, and especially from one the greatest pretended sufferers, the veteran representative the Whig Daily Keies. Xhird. And lastly, from all such antecedents as the right treatment of the Press within the hospitable walls of ...

... earnestness in advocacy of that extension of the commerce of both England and India. All which led us to hope that the Cabinet, a Whig ducal one though it be, would give its earnest consideration during the vacation to the best means of obtaining the proposed ...

... quiet legislators.” very laudable ambition, doubtless; but it is worthy of remark that Lord Knheld—the heir of the Byngs, and Whig of the first water—is obliged, with a single exception, to look for his model members” on the Tory side of the House. The ...

... in the presence of unusual difficulties at home and abroad, we might easily fall into a policy little to the taste of either Whig or Conservative of the existing type. At present the interests of the country seem to demand as little change as is compatible ...

... striking and gratifying feature of the whole proceedings, was the marked and studious exclusion of everything like party feeling. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, felt that, upon this occasion, they could sink their differences, and meet upon a neutral platform, ...

... non-political gathering both commerce, the Whigs cannot with truth vaunt much nor can it undo it any more than they can undo any leading townsmen distinguished strangers of all over their political opponents. It was a Whig of the .great laws of Nature. As well ...

... independence. Returning to England, and succeeding the title of Lord Dundonald his father’s death, was, on the accession of the Whigs to power in the first year of the reign of William IV. (1830), reinstated in his command in the British naw, and made Rear-Admiral ...

... disgraceful weapons, would render their victory secure. The contest, let it always he remembered , was not a contest between Whig and, Tory. Mr. James Johnson, like Mr. Heyworth is and always has been, a member of the Liberal party. He has made himself ...

... connexion with many an achievement of the most brilliant and dashing character; and, although his Parliamentary squabbles with Whig Lords of the Admiralty were not always in good taste, there can be no doubt that his operations in the Baltic were seriously ...