... can unite even for a day: for the Whigs are class with all the selfish prejudices and all the vices of a class ; the Radicals ard a sect with the grinding tyranny and all the degrading fanaticism of a sect. The Whig clam and the Radical sect have succeeded ...

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... defended hp see It appeared the evidevoe on OM o'el,•k on the ho question me Imp semted Campbell and Helm sod that the prison wee Whig pert in support of N a • pm& fight eoll d, io-aninent, between bop podually Vsnehan told soother bey Me who Ito pm el that ...

... like Somerset, tout up s yuusung (before then unknown) man from College, Mr. Montagu Parker—a relation of Lord Morley, the Whig—and most triumphantly returned him. Thia was the beginning of the end, which terminated in turning out the Melbourne-Russell ...

... Conservative, or Radical, or Whig, or Liberal—it matters little which why he originally identified himself with the party to which he professes to owe alleriance and he will te'l you. perchance, because his father was a Radical or A Whig, of what not, before ...

... oppose Mr. Stuart Wortley. It will not have escaped n3tioe that two Peers, who a few years since wore rigid constitutional Whigs, And for years influenced county and borough elections, presided a few days since over Consecrative meeting.. They were Lord ...

... Stuart Mill that stupid persons me generally Conservatives; the centime, of course, being that iatelligent poems are usually Whig. Liberal, Radial, Panellite, or something else. It remains to be seen whether Conservative stupidity' is not more prodtable ...

... ve, or Radical, or Whig, or Liberal—it matters little which why he origi. nally identified himself with the party to which he professes to owe allegiance, and he will tell you, perchance, because his father was a Radical or a Whig, or what not, before ...

... the people from the rashness of their leaders. The peopie are everywhere recognised, according to the doctrines of the old Whigs. as the true source of power. An aristocrat by blood and position competes with the upstart Radicalism of the day and hour ...

... From the days of Queen Anne to those of Queen Victoria them have been two great rival sets of politicians the State, the Whigs and Tories at the beginning of the eighteenth century being quite salve and as earnest in the exposition of their creed as ...

... the steps of the Throne to the purlieus of Westminster, we are promised—a Franchise Bill. It has been always thus with your Whig-Radical doctrinaires. Changes and chopping in the Constitution, alterations of nomenclature, brand-nee names and titles, and ...

... which the the qpieliime loudly =mid now they bum., to the and ▪ theSteleete. hit woold soteseNtersot the enjoy. mai led had by Whig sew apse& I. S. he ewe they would - Mho to go away whitest • vote ci theehe to Mr. sad • he mil mietrems. He just a word or ...