... are speaking of yourself when you say the man who must be incorruptible, because neither of the enemies of the people, the Whigs nor the Tories, will ever do anything for a Magna Charts, man but cover him with their ordure of abase ? Quite true. Yes. ...

... egainst the too probable destru .tion which takes place with time. Although Captain Herschel cautiously guards himself against Whig understrxxi to be collectin. , those letters for present pnblieation, it is to be hoped that, having with their help formed ...

... do better than enter into an inquiry ea to the names which had conferred upon political putt.. A Tory meant • thief, and a Whig a home driver. (Laughter.) What a boo feat' and a barn burner in America be did not pretend to say, but, taking them all ...

... a very reapect- control of a statesman, in whose good sense and P a fortune in a most roman N tic manner. Ile was rudence Whig and Tory alike repose implicit engaging in apoleonic wars, one of the which took a very valuable prise. confide. . . ' His ...

... Conservative demotuitration was held mile , 't In the Free Trade Rail, Manchester, at ith e i ' s, Stafford Icorthoote, M.P., Whig ohe of R es ponding to a r o te of. ,in Minim , right hon, gentleman he might instants taC ciples which had guided the Conservative ...

... should The motion was negative-I. be glad to see a Royal COnaniesion appointed, because it would expoeo the Dracticas of both Whig and Tory, but no intention had been announced by the At',The House rose at twenty.five minutes to nine clock. torney e General ...

... that his eyes might be opened. (Hear, bear, and laughter.) I should not like to see the House of Commons filled with ' all Whigs, neither ehoull I like to see all Tories in Parliament. I believe in having a balance of power, be. , cause then we keep each ...

... leaders of that party are not sufficiently advanced for them, and in no way do they swing like a pendulum between the Tone' and Whigs. The few good measures, tending in the direction of freedom and true advancement, which the Tories have passed, have in most ...

... six months longer, he believed he As a little child, he had been the privileged dieshould have risen to the peerage. But the Whigs turber of his father's study, even n the most or. came i i nto office, and after an unsuccessful copied days of his parliamentary ...

... Must it be so ? Yes, it shall be so, B. Africa answured, with terrible empicisk It must be so. Do your worst. I defy you. Whig me to the scaffold if you can; only, mark me, Monsieur—be ore ! . _ _ Monsieur Paradul rose. I have done all I came to do ...

... diodes.' a Mite ' of things for which Parliament felt eolle,t upon to apply an immediate remedy,and no Act peesed, under the . Whig Administration of turd Melbourne, for one year, prohibiting the practice from North American ports. In the following year the ...

... Worcester was founded, for political reasons, to regain predominance at elections, which one of the parties, I forget whether Whig or Tory, tad then lost. It is presumptuous in me to endeavour to fill up • blank, but I we; suggest that the anchor mark which ...