... after showing the difference between the two epochs—the Palmerston and Russell epoch and the Gladstone and Bright epoch ; the Whig regime and the Radical—observes that England s natural leaders must at once bestir themselves, and a systematic scheme of ...

... only proclaimed his determination to rise or fall with the Whig party, and with the Whig only, bat In social and confidential circles he has expressed his resolution to sustain the doings of the Whig Convention, which is to convene in Baltimore In May next ...

... Scotland mere Whig and Tory are iames of no strength whatever, They are worn-out distinctions —badges so blanched in colour, and so dimmed in the legends which they bear, that we can no longer decipher their meaning : we cannot say whe. ther a Whig, as such ...

... the Whig party, would concur in the commendation ; but we certainly had no idea that its equanimity would have been so much disturbed as it has been, judging from its fierce onslaught on Mr Baxter’s addreHH. The Scotiman taken credit to the Whigs, first ...

... We must wait, then, for the meeting of Parliament before we are in possession of the Whig Minister's explanation of this singular passage in the history of the Whig Cabinet. Be it so; but there is yet another question, Why, in these times of pressing ...

... which expelled him from office. We rejoice that lie is overthrown, although the Whigs are to obtain the power from which he is driven. We need scarcely say, that in Whig principles of policy we no confidence. Our business must probably will be to oppose ...

... and hopes to snatch the representation of Edinburgh out of the hands of the Whig party. Now we, perhaps, have no great reason to love the Whigs. But in this struggle, the Whigs are taking Conservative ground, and have a right to Conservative support. We ...

... OFFICL The Trews in • lender Locke King's notice rye : The moral of last night is that for t►e promotion of my liberal swore, a Whig might to be in • ease. Palmerston, who vete/ anoint Leeks Rion'. former bill, had the most rom•tma for troths for realise of ...

... In Is rear/ of am Ws mba Yid MI II AIM h Whig merry died U w Salmi by ...

... fox Was caught among his native rock!, And to a dirty kennel chained, How he his liberty regain'd. Glenriddel, a Whig without a stain, A Whig in principle and grain. Could'st thou enslave a free-burn creature, A native denizen of nature? How could'et thou ...

... publish the following extract from private letter regarding the party tactics to be pursued on the Scotch Reform Bill: The Whigs have decided not to support more than seven new members for Scotland, and nearly all the Scotch members have agreed to go with ...

... the Whigs displayed better oratory. The partizans of Mr. Polk fully succeeded in persuading the manuafacturers of Pennsylvania that he was a sufficiently staunch prohibitionist. In New York, on the contrary, where lay the true strength of the Whigs, we ...