... their hopes in him. If he join the Whigs, it is certain he has n - idea the jiositiun occupies in the public mind. win him w>>ald not win the game ; would h • merely delaying their fatal hour ana fixing his. A Whig alliance means death. It iso* fatal ...

... t against the trickery of the Whig part. —the Hon. shley and Hoa. ley — aged tively 19 and 17, were names of the on the register of voters. The 8 cot wil this text, produced a y article, in which the conduct of the Whigs in was V fagotting two lads upon ...

... reply to it, we may furnish the reply ourselves, and say that Sir Henry is Whig. He is the nominee of Whig ; those who were foremost in introducing him to the constituency are Whigs ; and, if he should ever represent Frome, though he may be as jaunty and ...

... ground for expecting that the result will be to disclose a genuine Whig majority. We certainly do not believe in the Conservative reaction. But we cannot help believing in the Whig decay. Every election since tho meeting of the present Parliament has ...

... pledges; he can elevate a faction to power on the strength ot pledges similarly prodigal; he can listen to the surrender of Whig principles while keeping his own in solution ; he can sit through six or seven years of patient contempt on the part of Ministers ...

... of the country under the predominance of Whig clique, which was subsequently effected in 1688, Lord Russell intended by his Bill, and nothing but the Bill, to vest exclusive power in the hands of the modern Whigs through the intervention of the middle classes ...

... during the last six years, have studiously abstained from all practices that could giv° rise to imputations of corruption, the Whigs and Radicals have acted the time-honoured advice 10 put money in their purse with unusual zeal and energy ; and have spent ...

... to our liberties than the Whig policy of creating peerages. Since 1830 the Whigs bave esjoyed all but & monopoly of politial power. Nowhere is the result of that misfortune felt more tangibly than in the extension of « Whig aristocracy. What is the fignifinnm ...

... Still there were many of the old Whigs that were refractory. Lord John Russell, to whom the introduction of the measure in the House of Commons, was entrusted in order to overcome the reluctance of the Constitutional Whigs, assured them that the measure ...

... personal arrangements, or the convenience of retaining office or distributing patronage, the Whig-Radicals have copied from the Opposition. In administrative power the Whigs have failed. In the art of parliamentry envasion they have succeeded for a time. We imagine ...

... Nought I heard but Co. and Co., Everywhere around I saw here, Co. the Lord, an 4 Co. the Lawyer. Won't it be pretty go, Co. the Whig, and Tory Co., Harnessed to the self same chaise, And each pulling different ways ? B. ...

... hate the very name—Church-rate :— For why Because the Church I hate 1 Whig Churchman •' These words make me with anger swell .— For why? love the Church so well 1 Churchman, but Whig- - Wonders, sure will never cease :— Lo ! friends and foes combine ...