... as well as in their E avowed respect for the constitutional rights of thea people. Indeed it can scarcely be otherwise; for Whig rulers as well as Conservative administrations have occasionally founld it necessary to interpose a tI restraint to the excesses ...

... classes hy united agitation migst oiend in a. Government that should 550 longer be a Govern mont Of thle UPpor classo, tither Whig or Tory, busta Govercsmsnt of the people. iHeor, heer. i Ha,5 they eat me. enough to' join those goed men 1 Had they 'nrot ...

... entitled John Bull changeant son cheval borgne pour un aveugle. Two very old horses are standing side by side. One named thse Whig Ministry, has hut one eye, and his saddle is vacant. The other the Tory Ministry, is q~uite blind, and Johnl B~ull, freshly ...

... any meditated entrance or expulsion than might be absolutely necessary. At the same time, he understood the treaty had been a Whig treaty, and for other reasons the matter was really very indifferent to an Asiatic Government. If asked to go Further, he would ...

... met by the most .t'entous opposition of X the Liberal party of that time, led by MI~r. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, and others of the Whig party of those' days. Mr. Fox said :- That the old established' laws known to the constitution r lad not been applied to the ...

... these few hours, bid her gossips ' not despair?' Why such haste to tell them 'all will be well; the Kinkg will do without the Whigs?' Yes, madam, but England will not; still less will -Eng- land do without the unmntuilated Bill. This was the -way in which ...

... Jobn Bull ansuging his one- eyed for a stone blind horse. Two very old horses are standing side by ride. One, named the Whig Mni try hras hut cue eye, and bie esaddle ie vacant. The other, the 'Tory Ministry, id quite blind, rand Jaehn Bull, freshly ...

... the early y esars of the Hanoverian dynasty. His Grace has g ; ervwd with credit in different capacities under uacm- cesbive Whig Governments, besides taking a Ino- I mlnent part in public affaird not coanneccd Tile politics. In lS51 he was elected Chancellor ...

... tests. Let any one who holds a different opinion cast his memory back over the fourteen years since 1352), and tell us when the Whig-Radicals went out of the ranks of their own supporters to give away any of the innumerable good things of which they had the ...

... could flow from a meaure essentially ovil. Thoillustrious Charles James Fox said, on the 7th May, 1800, at a, meeting of the Whig Club in London--- The'whole sohemon (of the union) went upon that false and abominable presumption that we (the English could ...

... of the day. But these party names refer to home questions, quite apart from foreign conquest, as did our party names whilst whig and tory shed their blood in the Peninsula. The Prussian conservative will annex your land, so will the liberal; and both will ...

... any visible changeo li oCrse iri has a picture of John Bull cliaiting from one P horse to another that lie hls left is the Whig Ministry, G which is one-eyed, and his new mount is the Tory Ministry, wlhicch is blind. A X Dublin telegram states that an ...