... and “ Free Whig and Tory their efforts new manfaily ‘To bring all their to their aid. But the pupalar candidate. first an the roll. bo ALLLORN—vo in fame— He comes fu |, aad abortly is bealing the poll, As eech voter declares RNS name. Whig and Tory tight ...

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 The fact is, that the Manchester free traders—like Whig statesmen—are growing out of date; and ought not to sttempt their coercive schemes in the Southern Division, particularly after ...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

... 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 ...

... on of officem o party can afford to take its stand on past achievements and to be officered aodrellnby veterans, and both Whigs and Peelites may find out when it is too late how entirely they have been dependent on the great personal popularity of Lord ...

... vote for its overthrow. That event cannot be much longer postponed. There is nothing now between atateamon, who the cliquo of Whig Compose the ministry, with two OF three excoptions ...

... these one belonged 2o the party he had the honour of belonging to. He believed that a sufficient number of gentlemen on the Whig side were unseated for bribery to have turned the scale in favour of Lord Derby, when that aiobleman was deprived of the government ...

... hes altered, or modified, the extreme opinions he held ia 145¢ yeare. to us to have beea done for the moderate Whig party bourboad. moderate Whig perty seems to have held in the first extreme too extreme to go dowa with the electors of South threw him overboerd ...

... energies of the Whigs, who have proved themselves quite as obstructive and extravagant as their rivals. The Tories in office will be little different in their policy and actions from the present incumbents, and they may attempt measures the Whigs have disowned ...

... their &‘::‘h“‘ in order to form a correct opinio career. They have hovered midway between wish mmmmfl};&%’ :fim the two great Whig and Tory parties—like ber of years, and had had opportunities ofobur:; Mahomet’s coffin, suspended between earth and m&z’-‘m ...

... shown themseives friends of constitutional progress, despite the artifices of faction and the overweening curb of usurping Whig landlords. They now possess such a trinmvirate of representatives as will vindicate their cause against the stigma of beiug ...

... each township and hamiet it thrills, “Church and Queen,” the Conservatives lnstily cry, Others shout for * Reform” mm:::-m; Whig and Tory their effofts now Uy try, To bring all their friends to their aid. But the popular Candidate, first on the roll, '}a ...