... Radical pickets are always on the alert, alw'ays skirmishing at the outposts, always Scouring the country in advance. The solid. Whig battali s, he tells us, march behind the Radicals; an n the story of their united victories is to be ound the cause why in ...

... Administration has been described as the reaction against the permitted dominance and pre-eminence of the Radicals over the Whigs. But is not that a very accurate description of the cause of the recent 'collapse ? No amount of experience could teach Mr ...

... not the four hundred. Mr. LEATHAiq'S home truths did not spare those members of his party who had offended him. , Let the Whigs be conciliated by all means, he exolaimed, adding with cruel candour with office in view that has never -proved an impossible ...

... Very significant is the news from the northern kingdom. Scotland, the stronghold of Liberalism, which gave their name to Whigs, is slowly but surely declaring itself against the Government. ,In Ayrshire and in Wigtownshire the Liberals have resolved ...

... actions with which the Great American Scandal n9w bristles. It is announced that ,Sir John Arnotthas purchased the Northern Whig for £17,500. . The John Bull believes that a measure as to the storage ei gunpowder will be introduced next session. _ _ ' ...

... at large will, however, rejoice at the revival of the time-honoured institution, which is now fifty years old, whether by Whigs or Tories. We delight in preserving that which we have known; we had rather let Temple-Bar tumble down than remove it. Moreover ...

... taken place at Sharayugue House, Roser,2a, after a short illness. The decua.sed gentleman repre,ented the King's County in the Whig interest I f C o i r n fi g f 's t e • e C ij o y u e n a t i ; ' H an u a n t yn f ' for a las l t e e u r gt o h f e , Westeura ...

... himself a Liberal, nobody tell what he means. The name is commonly he refuge of those persons who are uthamed to call themselves Whigs, and afraid to call themselves Radicals. We know !What these names mean, and what we may expect Tom those who bear them. But ...

... c li a s) i t li i en o e n sipe o isr i e the kin I) : icbe r e a ff or t required. The orator-statesman. w , 1 ‘ oe re it Whig timidity and Tory Religious Equslity in not be a Dissenter but some before res istanol o f meni ber Church, rising to a height ...

... a happy thrust at the s.td effects ,of over-dosing on the body politic. o*ronl. thence Sir WILLIAM went on to eulogise the Whigs, and maintained their superiority over the political 'Mans, who might Ise admirable skirmishers, but who never won pitched ...

... appointed and the customary invitations issued. The result scarcely needs recapitulation. In city; borough, and county, in old Whig strongholds in Scotland, as well as in the traditional Liberal and Nonconformist positions in England, Conservatives headed ...

... regard to Spain, without having the penetration to discover that that very declaration is the enunciation of a policy which Whig statesmen would not have had courage to adopt. It means that Lord DERBY is not going to let England become the catspaw of Germany ...