... glass house. Conundrum rv Radical. • • Why is the celebrated musical composition “ Judas Maccalmms” unlike a certain noble Whig?— Because its borrid tory-oh. “The Spirit of the ‘Times**’’ —Mr Delane. The Policeman’s Favourite Book. Cook’s Voyages. Literature ...

... to make no attack upon the occupants of the Treasury iMjnchcs. It had been said by a that the Tories were in power and the Whigs in place and this, to some extent, was a true description of the position of things. How long this would last he could not ...

... chance to sec Liberal measures and improvements carried out with a Tory Government, and with the great proportion of the present Whig Government able then to show themselves real Reformers, he was sure they would, cheeking that Government; and if they did not ...

... had caused notices to be served on such of his tenants” as voted for tho Tory candidates of Totnes. Yes, in this case it was Whig who did the ugly deed, or at least who was charged with it; and as I cordially agreed with tho editor of the Standard” in his ...

... question should be remitted the people, and then will be commenced an agitation which will not only secure the downfall of the Whig and Tory party, but the accession to power of that independent Liberal party which will rule the destiny of the nation, not ...

... He remarked that he did not appear ou that platform to advocate the views of any political party ; he was for the time being Whig nor Tory, Conservative nor Liberal; his object was to shew how much the drinking customs of the day hiudwred political progress ...

... at'prescslt conducted. In political principle the SPiEcTAToit is Whig, bht with a G more decided tendency. towards reforms at home and the exiension of orderly freedoms abroad thin the old Whigs were G osuposed to have. Siuec its establishment, however, 1828 ...

... we find the Tories dividing their strength, the Liberals so often do, in this foolish way! We hope it will be lesson to the Whigs at the next general election, not to thrust in their aristocratic dummies to the exclusion of the thoroughgoing supporters ...

... materially improved, it 13 ftlre exlin 1 th prnciles0iswhih it is at present conducted. 0 Ine p'inliies ?? thle SPECTATOR' IS Whig, but with a y more decided teudency towards reforms at hoe an tie e nexteso f rel reedom abrosdthan5 the old hg-er 0 sepose ...

... conducted. ' I In political principle the h SPEsTATOit is Whig, bat with a Ma more decided tendency towards reforms at biome and the Tri extension of orderly freedom abroad tban the old Whigs were EN sepposed to have. Since its establishment, however ...

... Tuebe are indications, coming from more quarters- than one, that the alliance subsisting. between the politicians of the old Whig school, and the real liberal party in the House end in the country, is not destined to be of very long continuance. The feeling ...

... e» plain their political -yalalioa ,\av, t!ic is, that t2 ref bon pitiont so in suhmlltin to such dl’ injustice. While the Whig ; p'.rty tJ lv . House Comm h ivc • u:lhd the claims this eh'. ...