... THE WHIG. Every Whig is not an atheist, but every atheist is Whig, lie does not think it necessary there should be no God, but tiiat it is necessary to exclude Him from the government of the world ; whence Wiiig-politician was ever known to bring the ...

... WHIG-RAD ICTALS. We are asked the question, with some sort of pugnacity, why persist in the attempts to fasten a reproach particular section of the Liberal party, calling them Whig-radicals ?” lie our questioner who may, our reply is easy. We fully believe ...

... THE WHIG, Every Whig is not atheist, but every atheist is a Whig. He does not think it necessary there should he no God, but tiiat it is necessary to exclude Him from the government of the world ; whence Whig-politician was ever known to bring the Providence ...

... THE RADICALS AND THE WHIGS. It was currently reported last week that the Whig tactics had so disgusted some of the more resolute members of the old Radical party in Coventpy, that they had resolved to try their luck with a candidate more to their own ...

... WHIG-RADICALS. We are asked the question, with some sort of pugnacity, why we persist in the attempts to fasten reproach on particular section of the Liberal party, calling tbem Whig-radicals?” B our questioner who he may, our reply is eisy. We fully ...

... THE RADICALS AND THE WHIGS. It was currently reported last week that the Whig tactics had so disgusted some of the more resolute members of the old Radical party in Coventry, that they had resolved to try their luck with a candidate more to their own ...

... you must observe there are nominal Whigs and Tories, and real Whigs and Tories. With the former sort we have business at present, and I hope they are harmless generation. Some of the principles of the latter—the real Whig—are these following:— ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. e reproduce the following capital definition of the distinctive political character of Whigs and Tories, from the Coventry Mercury of nearly a hundred years ago, viz., in January, 1771. It is as true now it was then, and the only explanation ...

... CAMBRIDGE UNiyERSITY ELECTION, Mr. Beresford Hope (Conservative) 846 Mr. Cleasby (Conservative) 780 Majority 66 The Whigs are so weak that they could not induce one of their party to contest the seat, although two Conservatives were in the field. ...

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... candidate. Lyttleton (Radical) 2247 Laslett (Conservative) 2124 The Whigs have returned both members for some years. The late M.P., Mr. Calthorpe, was a Whig-radical; it is therefore gain to the Gladstonites. Mr. Laslett did not start till ...

... LAYS OF THE TIMES.—No. 2. DEATH OF THE “MONARCHY OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES.” WORKMAN’S SONG. Arr—“ For a’ that.” The Whigs, right faithless to their trust, Decreed the middle class to be The workman’s claims, and a’ that, The Monarchy and a’ that ; And a’ ...