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... appertaining to scientific affairs. MAGAZINES FOR APRIL. Saint Pauls haa little to say tuia month to home politics ; it leaves Whig and Tory to their own devices. The political venu ia transfered to Eastern Europe—to the countries woven into that eternal ...
... orators that ever lived in the world, Demosthenes and J3schines. They were politically not personally antagonistic—what our Whig and Tory of the presenr. day ought to be. public discussion upon some State principles the superior declamation of I?emosthenea ...
... fact unheard and without precedent —the Liberal Opposition dwindled down so as to count in 1799 but members. . . . Tories and Whigs, Conservatives or Progressists, all cherish the same respect for the law and for liberty ; all have the same love for England ...
... exhibition he made on Tuesday night, that the gout has left him, and that he is pretty much himself again— ready to dish the Whigs, and admiring Dizzy as a clever political jockey. He opened the subject by chaffing Lord Russell on his speech at St. James's ...
... of calling your attention. I would ask you -If the Ultramontanes, and the Lilieratior* ists secure the co-operation of the Whigs, and by their aid effect the dis-es'.ibhshmeiitof the Irish branch »f our Church, will not the United Kingdom at once loss ...
... Radicals may swell the row, But I will sing alone. The State may droop, Church may drown, Your John will dance his jigs, The Whigs once more shall have their own, And John shall rule the Whie,s. The Bristol Election.—A Radical journal stated on Tuesday that ...
... the ex- Premier, he is deficient in vigour, and his insincerity is too palpable to deceive even the rowdy assemblies that the Whig-Radical Champion now delighteth to honour. He has styled himself an old fashioned man. If his present deviation from the ...
... are indeed unscrupulous tactics, justifying Mr. Greaves' condemnation of them as wretched party warfare. At all hazards the Whig-Radical chiefs have resolved to bring about their return to Downingstreet. Mortified beyond measure by their own Reform Bill ...
... themselves with pairing off instead of voting. These partial defections show, that notwithstanding the vigorous management of the Whig tellers and their assistants, there is considerable section of the Liberal party who would have been satisfied with Mr. Gladstone's ...
... as the present for years, not to say centuries, and it is not only for the Liberals, but especially for the Tories and old Whigs to terminate it at once. It not to their advantage that the Constitution should be set aside in favour of personal power, whether ...
... of the Church, aided and abetted by heathens, infidels and doubters, aud for the nonce allied with Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs and Liberals in an unprincipled party attack on the Treasury benches. These political Nonconformists profess the utmost horror ...
... incurables. Cornelius O'Dowd furnishes two contributions— One smart and one heavy. Happily and wittily does he compare the Whig Radical party to The Bobbery Pack 7-the slang phras6 in India for a pack of hounds of every imaginable race, kind, and country ...