... perhaps Tory, Whig, and Radical would pass pretty much in the same manner, but the remaining two are a Reform Bill and a Bill for the government of India: would it be the same thing whether these were framed and introduced by Tory, Whig, or Radical ? ...

... it was composed of the great men of the Whig and Peelite parties, and was consequents denominated The Cabinet of all the Tajents. The Ministry just farmed Lord Palmekston more varied still, comprising Whig and Tory, Peelite and Liberal, and may in ...

... concocted to frustrate the very object which the Reform party lias at heart—the enfranchisement of the working classes. If the Whigs had no other object than to pass an unsatisfactory measure, they might unite with the Tories and carry some such scheme, but ...

... the intention of stemming the tide of democracy; how mofch, cah expected of him towards enfranchising the masses And if the Whigs the aid of the east the Tories, what better afe they The fdnaiti&d Bltiical Cabinet out of the question, the prospect of season ...

... Milnek Gibson there also, the Reform movement may not be much further advanced. Palmeeston is no Reformer. A few more Of the' Whig Cabinet are Anti- Reformers, and with thdr shortcomings, and the strong front of the Tories in opposition, the prospects are ...

... famous series of political and literary pieces which set all Edinburgh in a flame, so well known the Noctes Ambrosiance. The Whig government granted him a pension of £300 a year. Wilson occupies no mean niche in the Scottish Temple of Fame ...

... held office sinee 1809, that is, nearly half a century; and his principles have been of so elastic a character, that he was Whig or Tory alternately; whichever party were in power he was sure to be among them; and since the passing of the Reform Act, in ...

... country, and to shorten the Maltster's credit from eighteen weeks to twelve: such a proposal would have been scouted by the Whig Opposition, and received with but little favour even by his own supporters. But with Mr. Gladstone the task sfeems to be most ...

... it is by 1 no means of a revolutionary character, and no one need afraid to support it on that score. , The most able of the Whig journals pronounce i it sound in principle ana comprehensive in ' its and the people should by one united voice support it ...

... to impossible, for there is a determination among the 100 independent Liberals not to allow it, and without their support no Whig Government can exist for day: and the remarks of Mr. Bright at Willis's Rooms indicate that the two parties have agreed to ...

... present offered, we fear that it will be Hobson's dioice with the electors, as Byno appears to be chosen as the nominee of the Whig party and if more than one Liberal stands, the Tory party will try for a member. The day of ntminatkift is fixed *exf, at Brentford ...

... their leader departed to Smithfield to offer himself before them as a martyr to the cupidity and tyranny of the cold-blooded Whigs, the greater part of his supposed friends staid behind, thinking more fun would be found Guildhall than in the pens of the ...