... cushion. But strange the caprice is which patronage doles, And which gives the wrong side what the right sido it grudges ; a The Whig unbelievers make Bishops by shoals, While the Tories, who violate law, make the Judges. At Sunderland, within the last few ...

... must not permit themn c' y selves to be crowded up in the defiles of Fulaham ( s. to please fisy Ch1ief Commissloner, whether Whig IT ,. or Tory. No better proof of the perfect poace- I t fiultness of the working nice, and their desire to do nothing i r ...

... has already been mentioned as acting in the seaine direction. It tecoc the part of the Revolution of 2038, and stood by, the Whigs, by Williamn Ill., and by the House of Hanover. The genies of its isrinclisles is adverse to display or proselytisnm stud though ...

... met they would be tolerably unanimous on the subject. [Hear, hear.] There was no doubt that none of those present, be they Whig or Tory, had any sympathy with those gentlemen who went about the country agitating for those extreme views which they (who ...

... instance where it was attempted to fasten a bad name on the Liberal candidate, by associating him with the brutal and bloody Whigs of two centuries ago. This occurred in the county of Wexford, where, notwithstanding the libel, the Tory candidate was left ...

... R eform Bill, desiredto strengthen their own intermediate, positionhbyforming an alliance with certain of the aristocratic Whigs hitherto attached to the late Government, land: cherished hopes of alienating Lord Hartington with the offer of leadership ...