... who, at a mieeting on Friday week, declared that the pen- pile had no alternative but either crininally to supprort their whig enemy, or, by a shlaneful neuiterility, permit him to wcalkc over thie course triulpnlhant. An appeal to brute force is threatened ...

... Francis; a bit of a poet- Some say he's a statesman, then why don't he show it? F is a Feilden, a radical-tory, When flooring the whigs he is quite in his glory. G stands for Grote, and a member whose name, With the ballot conjoined will be handed to fame. H ...

... 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 ...

... Wilberforce attended thbe mcetringwls.Ad. lavowed purpose of defeating, at the appoaoingleeionthe predominant influence of the Whig familes of Yorkehir~ end with the recret design of becoming a cadid~s or to cunt. Duinghisooech the cry of Wilherfoco and ~ ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... they cry, isi 11And (corporation glory! 'I Elections' blessings now they share, There patriots pure make speeches rare, in Whig, radical, and tory. GI Tepe adtears gn1insza! ry piihgitrngsosi tet ntsur,0 Whose sighs make seathe town'sfolk stare 105 And ...

... oursells entered by, And not by the people's ain choosing. Then hey for glebe, &S. But now we maun shut up that door, Against wily Whig and tough Tory; And, for our uin order, secure Kirk-Patronage, profit, and glory. Then hey feor glebe, &c. For our Kirk independent ...

... Manc'hester tories a.re raised to a flurry, Being sure of success with their champien KMUnsAY; Whilst of well-niarshall'dl whigs, each sapient and glib-sen Feels equally cusr-, with his choice spirit Gitsseos'. g ?? liberal voters, all classed as reformers ...

... 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 ...

... confidence, Or scruple, for a selfth end, To snarl against his former friend; When S ,fickle name in story Shallknowvifhebe Whig or Tory, When godly GL-TONE shall be able To gull us all with PUSEY'S fable, And B- T Ipoor old fooll shrall fail To envy Dan ...

... of the masses. id What was called the ' faltering policy' of the whigs tI had, at this time, gone far to alienate the reformers of fi the working class; and accordingly, with the whigs S the young radical editor kept no terms; nor could he, I in the case ...