... accustomed to speak as whigs, are not the whigs who the political character to the party. The old whigs made real sacrifices the cause of the people. They were a band of statesmen who carried this country peacefully through one great stage of a mighty revolution ...

... former said to be tory, the latter a whig ; at all events that feeling was the cue of the game. The whigs lei off on the first day with a majority of three or four, the next day it increased to seven, olosing at—whigs 20, tories 13. It was said that after ...

... have to work for is, be it remembered, not the substitution of a Whig for a Tory Government, but the carrying of a great, sufficient, popular measure of Reform. A£7 franchise from Whigs would be just now not one whit more acceptable than a bundle of fancy ...

... Russell was a thoughtful young whig when he was of Lord Amberley's age, and alarmed the seniors of hisday by the forwardness of his political aspirations. The advanced whig of sixty years since, is still an advanced whig, and inasmuch as the father has ...

... moderate Whigs and & S safo his Conservatives who have been aa - T were many, caught by the lv tre of his instances of foreign policy, 1 name, and have been en-! Lord Palmerston's tangled in the meshes of! hand . w * »?-3n and recog- , Whig diplomacy ...

... the working classes in the constituency they return Conservatives; that where they are pretty equally balanced they return Whigs ; and that where they are in a minority they return advanced Liberals. We are not sufficiently conversant with such matters ...

... the welfare to the moderate Whigs and , of was safe his Conservatives who have beon ,auds - - caught by the lustre of his o, foreign policy, name, and have been en- whe f Lord tangled in tho meshes of \ seen and recog- Whig diplomacy. Under , maed-he (air ...

... to be hoped that this question of reform may be settled once for all, by some measure which may satisfy the pledges both of whig* and tories, yet not altogether undermine the foundations of tbe Scripture. ...

... THE COUNCIL AT TURF. truce to the quarrels of Tories and Whigs, We're off for a holiday merry as grigs; From the musty old Guildhall with glee we go, To snuff the sea breeze which at Turf doth blow ; The magistrate's dignity, alderman's pride. And ...

... signatures for a requisition to Stafford Northcote. Some of the Liberal electors are su' prised at the apparent apathy of the Whig party. Stafford's party may remember the late contest, when came on the hustings eupported most of the parson 9 the neighbourhood ...

... late venerated Lord Lieutenant of Devon, the lord of Powderham and all its cumbrances, was represented by the tories to be whig and the tories then displayed a great deal of zeal in endeavouring to get his character for liberal political views admitted ...

... give a contradiction. We have been told that the majority of the electors the borough of Tiverton are pledged to support the Whig candidate-(voioe, And so they are.) I dare say that similar statements to those made at the present election were made at ...