... help to amuse at this time, all but the hero, and, perinsps, the bard:- PORiTRAIr OF LORD STANLEY. (Frost the Times.) Ralf Whig, half Tory, like those midway things, fwixt bird and beast, that bv mistake have wnugs; A monel statesman, twixt two factiots ...

... AMALGAMATION OF PARTIES. l For a century and a half disputes between parties calling themselves whigs and tories occupied the atten- tion of both houses of parliament, to the almost entire exclusion of subjects immediately connected with the real interests ...

... was led off by Tory and Whig Secretaries for the Home Department, and leaders of the House of Com- mons, under different administrations, 1. Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell, The next pair were past Tory asd present Whig Chancel- I lors of the Exchequer ...

... hottest foellones. -But tell me-setting jests aside- Havs whigs, those aelfish elves denied, Tlo dub thee, Frank, a peer? If so, thou'rt right in wrrath to turn, And in defence of tories burn, Since whigs ure insincere. ix. Bnrdett, I have ino wish to balk ...

... published in a few days as an Election w National Antheoif: t( Shall brave old Gladstone die, For daring to defy a The great Whig clanI t] First on the roll of fame, t] Foremost in patriot aim, He bears this doathless name- J The Grand Old Mian. ci Of ...

... OflT'IN Afn MR WTTaT'l-'I DIR. DE QUINCY AND AIR. WRIGHT. Co tic (From the Edinburgh Gorrespondent of the Weekly News.) pe The whigs, when snugly seated in office, are not over, in1 anxious to redeem their pledges, or to meake their practice b correspond with ...

... ownself be true, And it must follow, as the nlight the day, Thou eawst not then be false to any mau. Now, our quarrel with the Whigs is, that they are ' false, not merely to the country, but to themselves. 1 They are false to ancient approved principles, ...

... grievances-if the Clii l: with which they are treated by both branches f ii;. imperial legislature-if High Church inolini a:. , Whig treachery-if confiscation of prouts and lrli- sonment of person do but teach them to ret' (JalV uP,,! themselves, and to take ...

... the.great a , Sovereign power,9f tbei State, d duiles what the ?? can't eudervepur I For King, Peoplds and Whigs It don'tcare three figs; Whigs ore oe1, 1nd Th e s , 'oses5 oe never I a Old Wa wick of.r4i'a Was KJig..maer tiiau ' ; . In a period of e ...

... Riteravp POtice. LHisoiry of the Whig NMinisti-y of 1830 to the .Passing Of the 1?efor-m Bill. By John Arthur Roebuc~k, M.F. 2 vols. 8vo. John W. Parker and Son,1 r Teredon, 1852. r Teeis scarcely an event of greater importance in the a' history of this ...

... to Lord B-m: My lord, it devolves on you and me To choose for our lKing, who has left us free To select such servants, good whigs atnd true, As we need, our measures to carry through. This, my dear learned lord, is no bad thing, And we;re mush indebted ...

... guins; mesked by this dangerous ?? Indian Archti- not re dmug pcegao, by, Horace St. John, do yoi oar- THE WHIGS osl SstUTTaaEELD,-There wee not a Whig Frenilh of in all Shuttlefield, very strange to relate. There were ultra Ta that 'tories, and; liberal' ...