... extending house. hold suffrage to the counties is a proof of the necessity 1 of agitation in order to carry this reform. When Whig I and Tory are alike deaf to the claims of the people it is I necessary to enforce those claims in a manner that cannot be ...

... prudence and the same benefit fo the community as the rated householder in the town. Why then does not the man who dished the Whigs once dish them again and complete his work? Probably there are two reasons—the one given by Mr, Forster, and the other that ...

... perseverance on the course at Lichfield —See Wntafall's ti Junius, i. 578. So widely were parties separated at the time that the Whig races, which lasted three days. and the Tory races, which laded two dap were held at an interval of a fortnight. Mr. Paler ...

... but every movement that this great right of the great body of this country was delayed, mad it more certain. Whether Liberal, Whig, or Radical objected to it, they would have to accede to such a wise measure, and such a right as the agricultural community ...

... been I must be incorruptible, because neither of the enemies of opinion that a license was reqaired by the of the people, the Whigs or Tories, will ever do any- Wolin Since then a large number of houses had thing for a Kenealy or a Magna Charta man, but been ...

... Mr. Disraeli in this respect. They (the working classes) did not care who it was that spoke for them—whether Tory or fogey, Whig or prig, Radical or rascal. (Laughter.) Mr. Disraeli had spoken well for the labour movement that was going on in England. ...

... and homes. He advocated the de- 1 Swiss system of every man being trained to arms. They had had a Government of Tories and Whigs, and a pretty I mess they had made of it. They were patriots in possession and plunderers in otlice. They had made taxation ...

... the desirableness of the borough franchise being extended to the counties. The first class of opponents were what he celled Whigs. It one of their papers he saw a short time ago this statement :— If the borough franchise were to be extended to the counties ...

... the return of Paul Beilly Thompson, the father of the present Lord Wenlock, who took the name of Thompson, in the Liberal or Whig interest, infused new life into the Liberal ranks. The freemen in the borough of Bridgenorth were fired with such enthusiasm ...

... Mee possibly would resent any iuterference measure, and sonte of his thealogical opinions; and, in termed as Tory men with Whig measure. (Loud on our part, our only safe course is to give them all conclusion, he urges free and discussion, believing laughter ...

... Society. he eieht to himself, will tame the wild colt, 8,14 I may yet send to Parliament, if not as a Tory, at lrast as a Whig Society did a little, but not enough ; Lionel's heterodoxy was in the main unshaken. The business that had brought Lionel down ...

... of magistrater gave the ad- mooy proved that he had indulged to excess vice: Dlr. Lowe spoke to Mrs. Butterfield. There were Whig deinim Bet the grave closed hint, and as about five magistrates present. one eupposed that a most expensive suit would ocemy ...