... Don't you observe you are mere Resurrectionists Trying to get at the grave of the laws ? Honest Peel strangled them, Then the Whigs mangled them, Coffined, and sauk them with Cobden's applause. Any such notions I think you had best bury Deep in the grave ...

... and more combinations are multiplied the more they tend to mitigate the too intense action were no associations but those of whigs tories of churchmen and dissenters odium politicum and theologicum would become intolerable But every combination tend to soften ...

... unconstitutional to devolve this responsibility upon Committees ofthe House of Commons. This has been a frequent practice of modern Whig Ministers, by which they have skulked from a respon- sibility they were bound to exercise, and it has now been adopted by Lord ...

... at the destruc- tion brought upon their Country by Free Trade ; but ever since, they have renewed their allegiance to the Whigs, and given them their support. This is quite in- telligible, for the Irish franchise Bill, iv its present form, •iU probably ...

... been struck in parliament at the free-trade quackery, we are not sorry, upen the whole, that the assault should come from the Whig party. —A female monkey in the Hull Zoological Gardens lately produced a cub, the fourth of which she has brought forth in ...

... pupil Dr Phillpotts who was waging fierce war with late Lord Grey taught his children to pray morning and night for the lost Whig Earl In the same spirit it recorded of Lord Herbert of Cherbury that be always forgave his enemies because be persuasion that ...

... we wil allude must be regarded as a triumph over his own partytruly for him a peri'ous triumph. For it is essentially by the Whig party out o? doors that Mr, Fox's Eaucation Bill was supported. And not in very measured terms are murmurings expressed in ...

... main cause of the present struggle, indeed, could °not then have been foreseen. None could then have antici- pated that the Whigs would have been brought back to office, or that, being in office, they would have dared to go the lengths they have done. * ...

... 1 another; and the people may at their pleasure reclai^ the trust they gave. It is the maxim of the Democi*» and our own Whigs have often ostentatiously proclaim i it, that the People are the only source of le g ,tim the power! France has acted upon ...

... increase constituencies every means : those who not now franchise acquire it Whatever your opinions free-trade protection —tory or whig conservative or liberal use every effort to increase the constituencies and prepare vour opinions manfully constitutionally ...

... two leaders of the Town party and toe Country £**7 respectively, for Whig and Tory are become antediluvian *I*«betB; besides, tbey are both scions— pretty old grafts— of fluent Whig families. It is quite impossible to mistake on which side is unswerving ...

... the head and in one of his hands, but is not at all of any serious consequence. —The Irish Franchise Bill, introduced by the Whig ministers for the purpose of securing, by the aid ofthe Romish priests of Ireland, a free trade majority of representatives ...