... the Whig, or the Whig the Radical, or whether each should kill the other. We have no sympathy with the principles of either—if, indeed, the Whigs can be said to have any principles at all. But while it is matter of indifference to us whether Whigs or Radicals ...

... upon the constituency of Newcastle, for which we fear the advanced Liberals of the town are, as usual, unprepared, while the Whigs and the Tories are alike organized. A great opportunity is offered which ought not to be lost, and we cordially hope that the ...

... of gentlemen who have had nothing whatever to do with the affair. But this is matter of consequence. The scurrilities of tbe Whig and Radical prints are utterly pointless when directed against men in whom the general sense of the nation confides, and it ...

... themselves. There is, indeed, difference between the old Whig and the Radical, but yet wider gulf yawns between the old Whigs and thoughtful liberalism.” It is moreover in the last degree unlikely the Whigs will ever abdicate in favour of the aspirations of ...

... have already been tolerably well provided for during thirty years of Whig government, and that the Bishop has been reduced to the necessity looking out for clergymen once Low, Whig, and Evangelical like himself, though not members of his own family, upon ...

... neglected state of the register since that time, the Conservative candidate, Mr, Morritt, of Rokeby, was only able to beat his Whig- Radical opponent, in March of the present year, by a majority 406. It is to be hoped that the result of the present registration ...

... equally accessaries. Homer, the chairman of the first bullion committee, was a Whig. Peel, the chairman of the second, was Tory ; but the real leader was Air. Ricardo, who was a Whig and something more ; that is to say, a doctrinaire of the worst class. At ...

... spirit until they were orowned with complete success. A Whig politician one day said to him, “Oh, you Radicals bodies; we Whigs an powerful enough to trample you under feat.” He thought, however, the Whigs would’ find that they had miscalculated their men moat ...

... shelved the ministers and the Whig party generally; and extravagance and jobbing of every description have run riot, even beyond precedents of form* years profligacy. An election, however, is length, hand ; and the Whig ministers, and their organs about ...

... whose chief labour was to destroy the State Church. In 1852 the Tory Gladstone joined the Whigs for office, and then afterwards he joined the Radicals to keep the Whig Lord Russell out of ofßce. (Great confusion.) Let those who made the noise go home and ...

... between the Whigs and Radioalt, and contest for supremacy ai to the future Liberal representation the boroogh. The Radicals assert that the last borough election they tried fairly carry their candidate parsuing policy adhesion, but the Whigs undertook the ...

... speech, said it was the funeral feast over the grave of his own Whig principles, because he must have contrasted his advanced Liberal tone yesterday with his unscrupulous attachment to the Whigs in days gone by, when he was Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Whatever ...