... the country mr I gentlemen, in the Commons, than tarnish the thi historic respectability of the Whig party. He inl would prefer the old see-saw of Tory and Whig, tin with important offices confided only to members of ha d aristocratic families, rather than ...

... and the chil- dren's teeth are set on edge. The sins of the mc fathers, whether whig or tory, are visited on their th, children. For advocating cornlavw repeal whigs Ia were turned Qut; without advocating it tories willUI not long stay it. 'cSirTRobert ...

... throw off the iniquitous impost that threatens ruin to our commerce and manufactures is only a whig trick to silence (lie demand for other reforms! The whig Mr. Byng of Middlesex, and the tory Eger- tons of Cheshire, will sink all political differences ...

... with- enor- mous bills, showing forth all the evil doings of the whig government, and asking the rate-payers if they would submit to a measure proposed by the base, bloody, and brutal whigs, the authors of the infernal poor-law amendment and bastar ...

... favour, 'the editor having in the interval idiscovered, not any chinane of the principle of choice but that his friendstlhe Whig Heavies, as Colonol Tiso~npsori tn the I~esiiiutcr Reeiesi calls them, will op. {0osq Sir C. Manners Sutton. Tile question ...

... legislation, began to gather strength, our re- ply to those who charactericed it as a manceuvre in favour of the whig administration was, that the whigs, so far from being supported were more likely to be displaced by that demand ; and that instead of its occasioning ...

... to give, and then the whigs were &Vealed'to, and old friends sneered at, and old principles'abandoned. The bread was buttered t on one side by tie radicals, and it was then held up to be butterd4 on the other side by the whigs. They can do no mote for ...

... aside; the mere name of reformer, which would be, and which already is, adopted instead of that of Whig, would do wonders. Besides, if the deeds of the Whigs were ar. ranged against their partizans; if refusink to take off the malt tax; and of other of their ...

... measures. The principles he indicates by negatives,- .o Ids, by Lord Stanley's secession from the whigs on the appro- S tot. priation clause, by resistance to the whigs in their ap. bi will proaches towards non-religious education, by the resist- ot hat ance ...

... his whig friends, to make his cabinet consist, to the ex. tent of one-half, of free-traders and liberals, and one-half of wlsigs. A less proportion of free-traders would not be sat. I ficielt to gain the confidence of the nation. The late whig ministry ...

... leaven of VE the old' Whig exOlusiveiess to see such a man as Lord th > 'GtANi'LE suimmarily. deposed frorn6 a post whichis ar neither ibeyond his abilities nor desertsi merely to wi e maklo way for Lord JOHN RUSSELL or any other Whig at p notilbi.iity. ...

... business to find fault with the whigs, while they say hardly a word about the tories. They want, it would appear, to get out the whigs. Well, who would they get in? Not the radicals, I am sure, and they know that. If the whigs - went out, the tories would ...