... On tlieso Sheriffs, Thomas Pilkingtou nnd Samuel Shute Esqs., who were Whigs, and chosen in opposition the Court' the Kinyr did not bestow the usual honour of kufgbthood. On contrary, on, accepting the City invitation, had not hesitated to his dislike ...

... lbomM Pi'klngtou and Samuel Shute, Esqs., who were Whigs, and chosen iu opposition the Court the King did not bestow the usual honour of knighthood. On the contrary, on accepting the City invitation, had not hesitated show his dislike them in the following ...

... crossed the sea, So long ago as sixty-three. By gown and mace, 'Twas well thou chose the Tory side; For had in place Those Whigs continued to abide, must have uubeknighted died. Short is the fame Of Lord Mayors from the chair retired Bless Derby's name ...

... bribery and intimidation which, under the system of open voting, havo generally prevailed olections, and to which Tory and Whig candidates are alike addicted, and contended t'«at the ballot, although necessarily partaking the of all human schemes, would ...

... your feet! How delightful the.joy of which nobody knows !** And the-thoughts how sublime, which He Under the'Sase. , The Whigs they may fancy they govern the State, To the world they may seem to prevail debate; But now is the season the truth to dlscloee— ...

... will the dissolution come ? A despondent Radical might be pardoned for replying, in spiteful sarcasm, never; a reasonable Whig might be expected to ejaculate, soon; and a good Conservative may be allowed to say, wait and see. In the interests of ...

... political principles ; and a little later there were regular Whig and Tory coffee-houses. Thus, in Anne's day, the Cocoa-nut, in James-street, was reserved for Jacobites, while none but Whigs frequented the St. James's. Still there was not sufficient ...

... Rich, and Fkkton, supported the measure as a very beneficial one. Mr. Wooltortos spoke in opposition to the Bill as tending to Whig centralization. Mr. Lardwzr, the most animated manner, condemned the Bill the most Injurious and detrimental to the working ...

... citizens. The City of London can have no reason springing out of local interest for supporting a Whig Government, for it has become a district item in the Whig programme to wage war against municipal rights and privileges, and first of all to weaken citizenship ...

... display a rare discrimination of character, and a deep acquaintance with the tactics and movements of the leading statesmen —Whig and Tory—who in recent years have been struggling for power and place. His book is dedicated to ** The Free and Independent ...

... wedded to the Conservative party, and in any hundred emergencies might be expected to give ninety-nine votes in support of Whig principles. Baron Rothschild, 'i anything, is a Liberal to the backbone. Mr. Crawford is thorough and an able advocate of ...

... their subordinate agents and officers cannot go on respectably. Someof the speakers at the Common Council asserted that the Whigs were greater tyrants than the Tories! (who ever doubted it and the Radicals, should they once get the upper hand, will be horribly ...