... RD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1837. WHILST the Whig-Radical prints are daily en- logizing the paternal government of Lord Mulgrave in Ireland, and descanting in terms of admiration on the tranquility which Whig-Radical rule ensures to that country, the recent ...

... Goderleh Lord Grey Lord Melbourne Lord MelboUrne Ile sat in Parliament 20 years for Cambridge University as Tory. 2 Bletehingly Whig. And now sits for Tiverton as as O'Coanellite. ...

... receives his yearly pay from the parishioners, I will not now, Mr. Editor, go into a long detail of the politics of this noted Whig borough, The poor creatures are obliged to render passive obedience to the Bowood mandates, though some of us now and then ...

... we pronounce him at once made for a servant of all-work. The noble Lord's dutiful obedience to seven Administrations—Tory, Whig, Radical, and O'Connellite, in turn—exhibits a flexibility which some might attribute to a total want of principle. We do hint ...

... the inhabitants worthy of two representatives, or whether they held that by taking in errmin °eminent, they would return a Whig member: such a question it is not my object at present to discuss. It is my purpose, on the contrary, by this statement, and ...

... not be a party to swindle the affections and confidence of the people under false pretences. I see no difference between the Whigs and Tories—except that the latter would take away the rights of the people by viohnicethe former by deception. No good can ...

... men's opinions, and, perhaps, to a certain extent his assertion may be correct. Surely a man who was a Whig ten years ago, may be considered's Whig still, without confining him to the Melbourne wake ; a Reformer need not necessarily be an O'Connellite ...

... manufacture. God speed the plough! as Mr. Hale said at Sodbury. Sra,—At the commeecement of, and during the late, elections, the Whig-Radical journals teemed with charges of intimidation against the Conservative candidates and their agents, and were constantly ...

... Which he belonged. This must be his apology for appearing before them—an honour which he was proud to have, though under the Whig administration it was a dangerous thing for a naval officer to discharge such duty He returned thanks most cordially and sincerely ...

... which is Edward Trotman. We stated the matter as an anecdote, and as an illustration of the praiseworthy means to which these whig-radicals resort in order to obtain votes at an election. We did not think it necessary to notice the matter in a more particular ...

... The Radical, itifthe contrary, sees life only in movement; he knows ihat Nature, by incessant change, gains rejuvenescence. Whig would bring men and the times more gra-*tally into unison; for he knows east it is better to aye Yale often than to sacrifice ...

... be such , for we are assured that among the present supporters, even of the present ministry, are to be found many moderate Whigs, who insist upon the unity of church and state; and who differ from their Conservative friends upon some very few points. Many ...