... leave his party and go over to the Whig-Radical camp, for the sake of office, he will, in the end, be found with hig colleagues in opposition to the Church, rather than give up office and its emoluments. But even the Whig-Radicals might have selected a more ...

... and two years aft.ervarin was returned for Carlisle on Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent afier lie entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs, a political party then hourly gninins strength in the ...

... grow stronger, and they will not rest until their purpose is accomplished. The contest on Friday next will not be one betwixt Whig and Tory, but between the great body of the ratepayers who represent a principle, and a few families who represent a faction ...

... tractable as their friends and patrons expected to have found them. It was thought that the discipline of the Whig bastile and the instruction of the Whig mechanics’ institate would have so far broken their spirit and tutored their intellect that they would ...

... our late borough election. The puritanica! party actually pursued all the old cl:)mpt practices which mefked the contests of Whigs and Tories for parliamentary seats years ago, before the numerous acts recently passed to prevent bribery and corraption were ...

... Manchester free trade has given all the reciprocity to France and America. The fact is, that the Manchester free traders—like Whig statesmen—are growing out of date; and ought not to sttempt their coercive schemes in the Southern Division, particularly after ...

... statement was never penned or printed. The indisputable fact of a Convervative re-action is coolly put down to the credit of Whigs and Radicals as a condition of apinion and thought natural to them instead of heing an it really is an indignant protest against ...

... the shafts of his disappointed vanity and virtuous indigna ticm fell blunted from the brazen buckler which “the: crafty old Whig statesman beld up bef wecn himself and his furious antagonist. In the meantime, the country, which never ¥ vas deceived by ...

... considered Conservative. The great mass of the people do ‘ not profess even to know or care what is the difference between Whig and Tory, but they profess to understand where the shoe pinches them ; and if a gentleman seeking their suffrages comes before ...

... Sach are the wretched arguments wi- | duced to support a f.lling cause. If the Tories are severely handled, however, the Whigs are not allowed to slip away scathless. After all the efforts of Earl Sefton, and other moderate Liberals, it must be very ...

... damages on the ground that his client was merely a labourer. M‘Connell’s appearance in Court is thus described by the Northern Whig:—*The defendant was one of the most extraordinary looking persons that ever a breach of promise case was brought against. To ...

... working classes, until a more convenient opportunity presents itself for carrying a measure to suit the sinister views of the Whigs and tbeir coadjutors of the Maunchester school. Mr. E. Baines, M.P., was the only representative of note who presented himself ...