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... split his votes between Whig | and Tory for many years these are very hard words, and call for some explanation why he has done so. In this country there are, at least, two great political parties, whom 1 will denominate Whigs and Tories. All these, I ...

... experience of the vicissitudes of tho sea aud general of fish, it passes into more insipid stage, the billet stige, becomes a Whig, and is as different from its former self red herring extra dried is different from the delicate fish which go by the namo ...

... aciatainiog an to the efteet that the had received, the J. W., betas isinded for if Joan Walter, president of the moiety, Whig played opposite the entry. The slissellisa sae gamey had weer psi/ into fie hada, that it bad sp. cTriated by the to his owe ...

... private life, as First Minister of the Crown a failure, in the management of Foreign Affairs a bungler, but a true Whig in doing a Whig's work like a man,—whose great mistake consists in attributing to party that change which time and circumstances have ...

... his pocket. In few minutes after the circle was formed. The Chancellor said he felt an Owl flying by him, and knocking his whig off. Lord Russell made an attempt to interfere, as nsnal, but found himself mysteriously held down. The Duke Somerset was quite ...

... MEETING OF THE YORK LIBERALS. The Whig-Radicals of this city were taken somewhat by .surprise hearing of the retirement of Colonel Smyth from the representation of York, and learning of the unwelcome fact to them that the Conservative party had succeeded ...

... avowed principle, every writer advocating his own views ; thus there will be no doubt its pages an omnium gatherum ol lory, whig, and radical orthodox and heterodox opinions.—Messrs. Blackwood are also about to publish Narratives of Arctic Voyages, and ...

... other route, and be was therefore unable to say what course Government would take if such a proposal was made to them. MORE WHIG JOBBERY. Lord R. MONTAGU asked the Attorney General whether Mr. H. J. Stonor, who had lately been appointed the Lord Chancellor ...

... tbenuelvee to workio prevent the dons anything. The Inquiry has been a time, the report might have been reedy ego. But the Whig members not meetings at the Clommittes, end have I adjournments, with the object, of course, of matter up until after Beater ...

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... thriving and contented people, and are returning to the principles of mode- rate Liberalism. The last Lord Dbbby was a steady Whig. The present Lord went from rampant Liberalism to high-flying Toryism. His successor only waits the time of his accession to ...