... natural growth—they are Tories only where the mind has been forced into that shape by a severe process. I don't like the term Whig ; it is scarcely a shade better. The word Conservative is good, but most terribly misapplied ; it is only taken by the Tories ...

... man and a Tory. He is now the most curious anomaly in the House of Commons, viz., an ultra-Tory returned and supported by a Whig constituency. ...

... in some measure, participate in these blessings ? have not all those things been brought about by a real Conservative alias Whig Government, in defiance of a Destructive alias Tory opposition We repeat, they have no right to use the term. We have consulted ...

... the term was, in the first instance, used as a reproach; but it is now become one that the times have made a credit. The word Whig, is only a modern term for a milk-and-water politician; the word Radical means a decided friend to safe and permanent improvement ...

... Radicals. We know that I NM• in due first instance, used as a reproach; now become one that the times hare made a The word Whig. is only u modern term tbr and-water politician; the word Radical means rd friend to safe and permanent improvement. doison ...

... during the time the Liberals have had the management of the affairs of Government. Se much for the Tory assertion th:tt the Whigs are enemies to the agriculturists ! ONE HUNDNED AND S..VLNTY-EIGIIT CHAN IC TWENTY-FIVL PERM/Ns. All a family party, lately ...

... would be well fur others to follow. The period has now arrived when Reformers of all shades should sink their differences of Whigs and Radicals, and cordially unite to oppose the common foe, the Conservatives —or, more properly, the tax-taking Tories in ...

... Newton Felk.ves, Sir William Molesworth. Mr. Leader. &c., were present. The subject of the difference between himself and the Whigs was alluded to with much warmth by Sir William Molesnorth, who offered many reasons why Ministers should leave both the Ballot ...

... resolve to apply the approprh: tion principle to the Church of England. And this question will not be embarrassing to the Whigs alone. Should the Tories get into power again, they will find it most difficult to deal with : but finding it so, they would ...

... odium of the harsher clauses the Liherals ; wilfully omitting to notice ' fact, that the measure was supported conjoint)y the Whigs and Tories ; and that, if blame be attached to the promoters of the measure, are entitled to their portio: . . This agrees ...

... again slipped into his seat, have, we are happy to learn, united in pledging their cordial support to Admiral Boyle, a liberal Whig; and the state of the registration leaves no doubt of his success. A New Propelling Power has been discovered for vehicles ...

... they resolve to apply the appropmtion principle to the Church of England. And this question will not be embarrassing to the Whigs alone. ' Should the Tories get into power again, they . will find it most difficult to deal with: but finding it so, they would ...