... particularly refer, take a party vier of their position. They would be more or less than men, if they did otherwise. A Whig considers himself a Whig, not merely because Whiggism has been identified during something like a century with popular principles, but also ...

... offices were imperative. The Secretaries of State issued their 'canvassing commands to exercise the majority of the Whig Candidate. The Whig Candidate will tell them, that he cannot help the adherents of Government from voting for him. He will probably hereafter ...

... Correspondent, asserts that the Whigs have entered into an unnatural union with the Radical Reformers, with the view of alarming Ministers out of their places. Such is the state to which this country is reduced, that the Whigs would hardly be allowed to take ...

... honest, inde- pendent men. In the Englishl counties, one in seven or eight of the Magistrates may be a Whig. But what influ. ence can six or seven Whig Magistrates have in a county? Our contemporary has mis-stated the object of the liberal supporters of ...

... that in nearly all particulars a modern Tory resembles a Whig of Queen Anne's reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne's reign a modern Whig. What ! exclaims the startled reader, are the Whigs of the present day the legitimate descendants of the partv which ...

... not (observes the writer) go beyond a mere allusion to thefact, that the only reduction of the pension list i.hich the late Whig Government ventured upon, was one which deprived ten meritorious men of letters, with Coleridge at their head, of a pittance ...

... the atrocious and hellish in- surgency, insurrection, treachery, treason, rebellion, and massacre of the foul, fell, Popish, Whig-Radical assassins, insurgents, insurrectienists, traitors, rebels, bat-and. bludgeon men, and so forth, as aforesaid. And her ...

... of representing this city whenever it shall please the House of Commons to permit the writ to be issued ; they embrace two Whigs, two Liberal Conservatives, a Tory, and a Peelite. ?? following is the list :-Sir Wm. Somerville, Bart., the Ron. George P ...

... as to express such opinions of Lord Brougham:- LORD B3ROUGHIAM AND THE WHIGS. [FROM A CORRESPONflENT.1 No man of any party, actuated by any principle o1 honour, can view the Whig attacks upon Lord Brougham otherwise than with abhorrence and disgust. The ...

... address upon the political questions of the day, and more especially in reference to the recent motion of Mr. Cardwell. The Whig party, as may be expected, held aloof, but the large room in which the mneeting was held was crowded with electors, and the ...

... merit in the Whig Clergy, and a very uncalled-fo abandonment of the superiority which Whig principles ough to giye to Whig Clergymen in the eyes of a Whig Ministry If, as we are taught to believe, there is an important differenc between Whig ...

... names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are not mach above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many succeosions of parties with i very different ideas fastened to them. Explain the origin of the words Whig and Tory,i and ...