... be fouud iv the cur ously mixed character of the Liberal party. What ostentatiously called the Great United composed of Whigs, or Liberals, Radicals, Republicans, Democrats, political d.S3euters, and atheists. They all call themselves by tbe generic ...

... poet, And rather thoro I'd take Tippy, Than quaff the streams of Aganippe; One only of his fine quotations ls worth a score of Whig orations— least of Scripture texts to dish up—> I'd pit him against Dean or Bishop ; As a Concordance you may view him, Old ...

... spoke at length on the policy of the present Government in Ireland, Zululand, and Egypt, and expressed tho ojnnion that the Whigs would ere long ally themselves with the Tories. He referred to the many instances in which the Liberals had adopted the policy ...