... kingdom. What next ? Aye, there’s the rub. The Whigs, longer in office, will again turn Radicals. Thus has it ever been with tins cunning, hut vacillating party, and (bus will it be again. Hut the Whigs and Radicals combined will not strong enough to ...

... ministry is possess majority: that ajority could not made up 'Furies alone, it must formed either of Whigs and Tories or Whigs and Radicals; and the Whigs determine which. If they chouse the 'Furies, it would then, imagine, be tolerably obvious what way ...

... body ol Reformers dissent from the systematic injustice; Lord Brougham j (once more Henry Brougham) has been backed only ■one Whig and three Tory Piers, who attacked the ■ Coercion Bill the twelfth hour: but the labouring ; musses seem uniform their dissent ...

... the first rule—keep none the next. But how is it proved that to merely vote contrary to inclination, iniquity? Why voting for Whig instead of Radical, or for Tory instead of either, an act wickedness ( am in have only the mere consideration of personal ...

... 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 ...

... Furze —An e ace ? tant ne the anextions fir (ord B——— hope that some of his bret! with their instructions as to the cultiv Whig? Nay useful article. “What sort of land vat of my radi- its culture? the condition of the land p » be a conser- the time GT ...

... Kingdom will think it worth tha, daughter of the risk of repeating the the the late elections, mitrely for the sal. will meet— Whig ministry in office, at the price o sulting exercise of the veto of ta 0 maintaining the largest civil list in Rhydepence does ...

... contradictory, and myste knew. what he would be at. (Laugl measure was one of those horrible M TY oes SM = iaugh)—those uuderhand Whig me Oe keh the noble lord had d his he = far preatler ad, -box, dee ed.’ | lions they so much apprehended w | them aud the house ...

... HKIS | offer; it speaks for itself. It cor SEYMOUR | gument jor the Ballot—every r rades against it. But we must ne IVEN, | Whig Secretary of State's fulnis SETING of the ' Sir Robert Peel's. The Noble L Hatt, in not think the Ballot would ins day of March ...

... s, on the same grounds. Ministers must resign,” (as if it were Murphy, or written the book of the Sybils ) But these Tory Whigs have much the Tory in them, that before they stir, they must intelligibly kicked outand what surlv dogs these Tories must he ...

... the least infliction of evil on the community. The three powers which constitute the government this kingdom are, the Tory, Whig, and Radical. The first still, and neress irily will form fora long period hereafter, a powerful and influential .section. ...

... in pi wi r would do; with them Liberty ol tie Press, and Liberty Speech, are the greatest of all evils. This at least, the Whigs have not meddled with! Espionnage, Cennanuerie, and coercion arc parts of their system ; police plots and incendiarism their ...