... have an opportunity on fair and just terms cf turning his leasehold into a freehold? If any man dreams, be he Conservative or Whig, and I hope 1 am talking partly to Conservatives now— if any dn-auis that questions of this kind can now be thrust into the ...

... their election pledges ; that Mr Gladstone's trusty and ever-increasing following were all the better for being free of the Whigs,” who, according to the Member for Plymouth, “were more Tory than Tories. ' Coercion made perpetual, he remarked, waa a atigma ...

... few, but the governing class, ler was years before the passing of the great Reform Act—were all for the King; the Liberals (Whigs) consisting three-psrts of the nation—were for the Queen. The Times of that day was indignant; waxed furions when the Government ...

... think surprise one who bears in mind his early associations and training. You must remembei that bia father was formerly a Whig, and he became the follower Canning, and a result, whenever opportunity offered. Canning was found a guest in the home of merchant ...

... days of the Vfhm-grricht. There was ooee famous scandal where “Harkawaj,” also sane newspaper (when it was a fine eld crusted Whig journal > waa summoned and warned off.” That is the dread sentence, the went that the Newmarket inquisitors caa pees. They ...