... the present dearth of subjects for political di.eussion, it is really quite amusing to perceive the sportive antics of those Whig and Liberal scribes who are desperate enough to speculate upon the nature of the foreign policy about to be adopted by his ...

... P«r of Saturday | ast . It afford* an instance ol that tool effrontery which has always characterised the tactics of ihe low Whig party. Our Contemporary, after arguing in a most learned manner upon liie reported determination of the Duke of Wellington ...

... tlie Members had been in direct communica- tion with their Constituents, or when an unnatural and revolting coalition between Whigs, Radicals, and Apostate Tories, ha^. placed those in a minority who still remain faithful to then- principles? I leave the ...

... gross language of the supposed organs of Protestantism was brought forth as evidence against the party, and the whole tribe of Whigs and Whiglings crowed in triumph over their opponents. I feel happy, however, in saying that this point of dispute is al length ...

... are right, while those monopolists of wisdom and liberality have been wrong. We are happy to see, however, that some of the Whigs begin already to retract their calumnies against individual Petitioners for the preservation of that Constitution which they ...

... Fourth and the welfare of his people are abso- lutely dependent upon the apostates now in pos- session of place, and upon the Whig and Liberal Members of Parliament, whom we cannot further disparage than by saying, that in respect of poli- tical talent Mr ...

... so as to forbid any doubi, wou..-B have been finally sealed by the loud shout of dpnrc-l 'nation and applause with which the Whig* „• 1 Radicals assail him. Slain or mortally wour/.t S by his own suicidal act, he is thrice slain ?? pestiferous caresses ...

... in hi s Ecclesiastical History, as a friend to the rights of Convocation; Burnet, in his History of his own Times, as the Whig op- ponent of Atterbury. There is much upon the subject to be found in an odd work, with an odd name — '• Heraldic Ano- malies ...

... will not be less than from 13 to 1400. Cambridge University Election commences this day. The success of the Tories over the Whigs is certain, if Mr. Bankes's friends will come manfully to the Poll. Yesterday being Trinity Monday, the Corpora- tion of Trinity ...

... with wisdom all his own ! But this is not the first attempt he made ; Tom is no novice in the shifting trade. Ofold'tvvixf Whig and Tory oft he rang'd, And chang'd opinions as the seasons chang'd. 'Twere hard to call the Senator a fool, ) Who shaped his ...

... agendum, must be the motto of every faithful and loyal Tory. Mr. Brougham indeed has expressed a wi-h that the distinctions of Whig and Tory should disappear and be seen no more ; it is natural that every vvorr\that reminds us of the wisdom and virtue and ...

... upon the Constitution that alone produces our marked de- testation of his measures. It is the certainty that the coalition of Whigs, Tones, and Neuters, cannot fail to be injurious to the best ?? orthe country, ...