... 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 ...

... other side ()lithe pltture, it presents a dark foreboding. We have Lord , Palmerston and his party, composed, as it is, of Whigs,' Radicals, and Republicans, whose desire and aim are to wrest from is every blessing and privilege which our glerious Constitution ...

... purposes. Hitherto, the Daily Papers of Liverpool have, one and all, been exclusively in the so-called Liberal, that is, the Whig and Radical, interest. The Conservative cause has now got its representative, and its advocate, in the local Daily Press. It ...

... princi Hitherto, the Daily Papers of- Liverpool have, one and -all, been exclusively in the so-called Liberal, that is, the Whig and Radical, interest. The Conservative cause has now got its representative, and its advocate, in the local:Daily Press. It ...

... diofence. (Cheers.) It was also wholesome bepust it had harmonioed their hearts. He doubted nI that before him there were Whigs, Toriesand Fe~di cals, and Christians of every sent and denocmination; but these differences they held in abeyance, fitdhaI ...

... present political and social system. We know his immediate intentions are to accept with sullen regard the concession that the Whigs are prepared to offer, and to do so as an instalment and anticipation. We know exactly :the .difference between Mr. Tuepaff ...

... ti e interpretation, and violently threw down the gauntlet. Up to that period, when R e forol became a Whig party measure, and respectab' e. Whigs like Lord JOHN RUSSELL ostensibly lel their encouragement to illegal combinations an d revolutionary threats—the ...

... the eousasodstia. This document, which vs putridly refers to Leap Kilivinisim as the The late Lord Macaiday was the third Whig MN& man who had eonenenced a history of the Revoletiute Ws& and had failed to Swish hie task. Mr. Fox sad Sir James Mackintosh ...

... purposes; Hitherto,. the Daily Papers of Liverpool have, one and all, been exclusively in the so-called Liberal, that is, the Whig and Radical, interest. The: Conservative cause has now got its representative; and' its advocate, in the local Daily Press ...

... ceased to exercise any proper influence in the different State departments over which members of Government preside. Under Whig and Tory sovereignty, it has been just the same during the last twenty years. This great port has been officially looked upon ...

... impossible indeed to see a parallel betWeea Whig treatment of the question of our foreignpolicy out of office and in, and their treat' ment of questions of domestic policy, in the' same circumstances. Preparatory to Whig Ministers taking in charge the subject ...

... the most ample development while some noble ladies of Liberal politics were very little, and sundry aristocratic matrons of Whig tendencies, endeavouring, in virtue of their natural instincts, to steer a middle course between the two, were neither one ...