... there has been in power great miscellaneous party. Whig at one end and Radical or Social the other, and the country bos been content see them carry out their policy on kind of tacit understanding that the Whig end were have office, and exchange for office ...

... Lord Stanhope was Conservative, but he came of a Whig family; his father was Whig, and something more, and his celebrated ancestor in the reign George I. was a Whig Minister, and himself says that the Whigs of Queen Anne’s reign were the Conservatives' of ...

... homo to say that all the boys there were either Whigs or Toriee, and to ask which was. Whereupon his father, who bad intention of carrying the traditions of hia father-in-law (Mr. E. A. SJaney), the Whig member for Shrewsbury, answered promptly that Tory ...

... side of Napoleon’s Helena: hot sre could hardly expert him so. Liberal Iropenslist taough may ha, he •till a Whig—aad whig dues not eat Whig. I am, Sir, foot obedient ssrvaaC, March 22. .. A large mtmbar of oerson* yiaited the SSS&,2ffiS;J , , 2r^=«& ...

... stay hand. have to look beyond tho present and into that not distant future when Mr. Pease and his Whig friends will have found; salvation in new Whig-Tory alliance against Socialism. Wo say here and now, speaking for all that most thorough, roost re ...

... failed. Yet Bolingbroko maintains that it was only the policy of the Whig party the accession of George 1. which revived tho party system and sharpened the line of demarcation between Whigs and Tories. Lord Sbelburno says much the tame thing. The Whips r ...

... viz., the policy of actual business men. _ . . Lord Sandhurst is a Whig with City associations, and Mr. Buxton, as a banker, may bo trusted to support with his voice Lord : but the Whig nobleman who hopes to be an Alderman, if rejected, apologises for ...

... Baadriagham. At the Halstead Petty a ficus, yeaterday, tbs esse came op for heariag ia wbiek Viseout Oeeibuntbaabee.lufinnail for whig coronet without haring Bernice foe nwneeinl benringe. Visoonnt contends that ■ not beer* ance. The Bench gvmaled An adjournment ...

... two prior Hanoverian reigns tbs Whigs had succeeded in building wall round the Sovereign, and in representing all Tories disqualified from entering within the sacred circle. This was the policy proscription. The Whigs asserted that the new Dynasty owed ...

... tion of tile Whig confederacy was laudable in the bands Chatham, it was “criminal” in the handset George. The King was only engaged in perfectly legitimate attempt to restore the of the Constitution which, between 1711 and 1760, the Whigs hsd deranged ...

... to hi* Majesty, Ualkinplace, Lowndes-square. S. w. 'I7ARNISHED PHAETON, unused, guineas; ▼ Pony Cart, 20 guln-as. Harness. Whig. Ac.; for Bale, separately desired; bargains for cash; can hired for trial. —On view 67. George-street, Port man-square. ...

... our legislative and executive government. Who has not heard the fatal and anomalous irresponsibility the House of Lords? what Whig journal does not form the subject the choice and oockbrained leading article? Is these tavern Cleon from whoso foaming lipe ...