... or. He professesto bea moderateConservative. The othercandidateswereMr. Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer,. ultra-Liberal, a Radical from a start. The Whig nowhere on the poll, and thenceforward it was.n gallant race between Messrs. McCormick and ...

... knocked his hat over his eyes because he wor going to vote on the wrong side. FAmna. What are your politics, John; are you Whig, Tory, or Radical,?` JOnN. Don't know 'zactly what it means.' FAmoERn. D6n't you know what a Radical is, John ? JOHN. ...

... gladiator, managed to make a question as to the compound householder a peg on which to hang an attack on Mr. Disraeli. The Whig ladies w ho flocked to the House to hear his Grace's oratory were not denied the treat they anticipated, for the little Duke ...

... Wednesday, the Mayor in the chair, and present Sir Henry Dashwood, Bart., H. Hnmersley, Esq., G. Gammie- Maitland, Esq., Messrs. Whig, Wart, Round, G. Ward, Wheeler, F. 0. Thompson, Tibbetta, Ayres, Grainge, and Henlley, when it v~was agreed, on the motion ...

... their opponents have recognised the ancient maxim which tells us, Fas est el ab Posts deocr'i. One of the wittiest of the Whigs had the candour to confess that the most valuable weapon in his party's armoury was enormous lying. We shall nowv see how ...

... beginning to manifest itself in a way which promises results. It has long been said that, when it came to the point, the old Whigs would ! dissociate themselves from the Radical party and make common case with the Constitutionalists, and it has been a matterof ...

... the arrogant spoiled child of fortune. Under the leadership of the heads of all sections of Conservatives and Independent Whigs, under Lords Derby, Cairns, Salisbury, Russell, Grey, Clanricarde, and the Duke of Marlborough they have left the Ministers ...

... other Papers, I may not have made usyseif understood. Shortly before the Totnes petition was investigasted, I found both the Whig anl Conservative party were anxiotis that I should withdraw it; theni, iln ?? of the unscrsuprlous way in which investigation ...

... with pro- ti perty, with jewels, and money, but still you will Dot trust ti them with a vote. (Laughter.) I have given you Whigs a w long trial, and now I have thrown you overboard altogether. 0 (Loud laoghter.) I will tell why. I never found a man of ...

... which you intended them. Gladstone is but getting in the thin edge of the wedge; and honest Christians (even those who hold Whig opinions) shake their heads ominously at the thought of such men as Gladstone or Bright coming into office. I am not a bigot ...

... capital iii its pocket. The S 0 Whigs-tthie, highs Whigs, uihike the Tories(tac nu) ?? aneu utter opponemit ef the Tories; but I must say this, hi n Give cue a Tory soloner than a, Wihig. (Checers.) The sQ 2, . Whigs are the political advmitueers-tliey ...

... extraor- dinary daring, he broke out of prison and appeared in his I place in Parliament. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to office under King William IV., Lord Dundonald was reinstated in his rank in the British navy, from a feeling that he had ...