... whether a Radical Reformer or Whig, was the representative of that city; for in public measures we differ almost much from the latter we do from the former. The contest has however done good. It will, should think, unite the Whigs in their opposition to the ...

... hypocrisy and cant. How can Whigs and Tories, holding such principles and moving in such opposite courses,ever coalesce? The idea I preposterous, and the thing itself impossible. The nominal Whigs who cou/d join Tones would no/Im* Whigs in spirit, and the nation ...

... after ten years possession of office, and after twenty-five years of profound peace, have so managed the affairs of this Whig-ridden kingdom, and have so feathered the nests of themselves and scores of their clamorous brood, that government can no longer ...

... Lord Cranworth. Full seven years ago, and at time when the Whigs were in office. Sir Robert Mousey Rolfe, then a puisne Baron of the Exchequer, was pointed out in this journal a« the fittest Whig candidate for the first legal office against all Whiggish ...

... the Court King's Bench before Lord and a special Jury. The Attorney General conducted the prosecution, and displayed a truly Whig zeal against freedom of discussion. read the alleged libels, and commented upon them with force and ingenuity and then put ...

... least of this ltw, it was cruel and iil-tiined— Moi uing Herald. Whig Puffs Whilst the charitable and benevolent Tory does good by stealth and blushes to find it fame, the mob-courting Whig blazons forth in the columns of his immaculate paper some wonderful ...

... do the greateft ere-1 flit the heid and heart oPthe writer and, think they cannot too generally read, both in and out the Whig Club on this fide the water, by inferting the letter, with the preamble, yonr very ufeful and patriotic paper, you will much ...

... Reform Bill, through the amendment, for of that there is no evidence whatever. We should even question whether the Whig instinct to keep a Whig Government in place was strong enough to induce this section of the party to accept not only the Government, but ...

... Strathaven, Lord Sendee, and many other noble Whig landowner* the county Northampton, give their ssaioua support to Mr. Han bury. The Toriea, however, M wtn satisfied of Mr. MannsdTi return. The Hon. and L. Powysa, a Whig, has issued address to his tenants and ...

... expense and working of the Board of Charity Commissioners, and in so doing, denounced the Board a great Whig job, and its offices as a perfect Whig snuggery. Mr Bruce defended the Board and the Government, and said the Government could not accede to the ...

... in conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and continued in parliament up to 1852. He again was candidate for that division in the Whig interest, but was defeated by considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and Sir Wm. Bowyer Smyth. The deceased suoceeded in the ...

... audacity political prostitution, give the lie, open and direct, to all their previous declarations. The grand consummation of Whig patriotism is, however, reserved for its admission to power—an event, thank heaven ! of rare occurrence in our day and generation ...