... preference. the Edinburgh local contests, when Tory, Whig, and Radical contested for overtopping the poll, bine, buff, and green were the party colours. The blue has been sufficiently indicated. The Whig buff took its rise from mistaken retention our local ...

... great self denial—nay, great forbearance —will be required both of the Conservatives as a party, and of the Constitutional Whigs. do not believe that among these latter there can be any who seriously desire to go back to the anomalous position from which ...

... Mr Walpole _was right in not giving way completely _, for _though Reformers _, wo are _not propared to _see the _Executive , Whig or Tory ; _abdicate _under any . dictation _aavo that of _Parliament i _but _what sort of _Administration ia that which so ...

... sordid a dunghill he was standing on. But his day is past; he will be Premier no more in this world—and in the other, the First Whig requires cleverer colleagues. It is thought certain that there will be a European peace soon ; and the “ Liberals who raged ...

... to the will of turbulent and dictatorial minority; but we should be glad to hear from their own lips that the leader of the Whigs and the leader of the Radicals do not sanction, do not encourage, and are not oblique tactics stimulating the violence of the ...