... places; for then, we .should expect what Vincent and Roberts got in Wiltshire, that is (o say. flapper. The Whigs, bad as they are, left avery one, Whig. Kefmmer, Radical, or Tory, liberty to sneak, or write, or print his mind. Rut Tory won’t let you speak ...

... The last Whig budget showed certain degree of sympathy with it* objects, ami *rd John Russell was elected for the City of London as a leading opponent the sliding Nor lias there been any endeavour turn the agitation account f.»r specifically Whig purposes ...

... modern Poor-law system. The measure wus, it must admitted, essentially a Whig measure—Whig in its authors—Whig its enactors —and, above all, Whig, |mosl particularly Whig, in its principles and political economy ; but the leaders of ...

... almost simultaneously, (the whig* however, being little advance,) and the rolls being called the different teller* , the same time, and the voting for officers being viva voce, a very curious scene was presented. The Whigs having got through their or ...

... for a short time, have deluded the people the Whigs were the habit of doing. But what could the end be Why, that the people would discover the delusion, and despise him as they the Whigs. Whenever the Whigs brought forward new measure they gave out that ...

... diffuser useful knowledge. Tamworth, has made a commotion among both the parties of which may reckoned a leader, Tories and Whigs. The Whigs exhibit a sort of hesitating desire welcome hhn as their own. if still doubtful whether too open advances might not spurned ...

... again : The Tories will be defeated at the elections, and yet defeat the Whigs, if the latter strive to do anything for the people. The Tories wish to keep the people down—the Whigs wish to raise them up. The Tories shew by the late division that they are ...

... backs. But, course, when Whigs ami Tories agree, the Cahfrd.i Question (though poor old insane George thought otherwise), we must have the wisdom of Solomon ami Dmielrome to judgment. Well! Ministcr al-War is. forthe time being, Whig, the officer commanding ...

... fifteen Whigs to nine Democrats; and not only all the Whigs, but several of the Democrats voted | for the proposed change. At the election which has just j taken place, the tables were turned; and sixteen Demo- I crats were elected to eight Whigs. This ...

... is indeed difficult one, being nothing less than justification of the apathy, indifference, and connivance exhibited by the Whig Cabinet towards the ** seditious and treasonable movement ** that daily gaining ground and gathering fresh strength in Ireland ...

... Strange to nay, the parties affirmed confidently that the Whigs were extinct, have been recently heard screeching in most frightful manner, and alarming the neighbourhood. They have got hint '.hat ihe Whigs are not extinct, and their teeth have been chattering ...

... the smallest doubt. .Men naturally differ, *» theii wishes or fear* prcdomioMte, a> to the extent the loss which which the Whigs and Radicals may expect sustain* but ro:.e whose judgment is of any value seem to Jeel the hesitation the certainty of Conservative ...