... the integrity of the Cabinet, the sooner it is displaced the better; and we conceive that there would be not a few moderate Whigs willing to co-operate with the Tory party, in supporting a Government strong in administrative ability, wise in its principles ...

... his self assumed functions in the matter, se. that the Conservatives characterized his speech as j patriotic, and the old Whigs as constitutional. tG Some Radicals of small mark grumbled and protested, UI- but their opposition died out in a murmur ...

... with a Reform Bill, dangling it before the country as a toy wherewith to please Radical agitators and amuse T pbilosophical Whigs, without the least intention of C carrying out what be proposed, how the Liberals Wa. would have raved, and their newspapers ...

... This lady had knocked at Johnson's door; had been iuliinnt) with Fox. the beautiful Georgina of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of reign George III,; had known the Duchess patroness of Gay and Prior, Iho admired young beauty tho court of Queen ...

... Blackwood's Toryism would scarcely suit even few moderate Whigs.” Still, the circumstance of presuming that such an alliance is possible is not to hastily discarded. Cutting away the extremes of the Whig and Tory parties would land us in position nearly resembling ...

... Exchequer to impose an J additional duty on spirits, and being, at length convinced of Oro the hold faith and dishonesty of the Whigs in everyehing'con- IS`O nected with tile interests of Ireland, has sagely resolved u-pon P)I a pledge at all future elections ...

... delusive treaty with France, a tei doubled Income-tax, and a tangled yarn of foreign es u complications beyond the power of the Whigs to un- ex nt ravel. The Reform Bill, amidst expressions of general hia N -satisfaction, has been consigned to the limbo of ...

... foils into Whig bands for the purposes legislation; impracticability iu its provisions ; faint-heartedness iu defending it; and want of decision in pushing it onwards; which are painfully observable. And, we may add, that the conduct of Whig ministers ...

... back to Beverley, thousands upon thousands of people went to meet them, and heroes, one of them the victim of Tory spite and Whig imbecility,” were actually round town in triumph. A volunteering scheme has just been suggested Admiral M’Hardy. chief coosiahle ...