... parties, yclept Whig and Tory, these names having been given in scorn and derision each to the other. The Tories, not being inclined to sudden changes, represented the Conservatives, constitutional portion of the community ; the Whigs represented what ...

... combination the Whig party with the present Government, for the sake of carrying that bill. would lie great misfortune us if any such thing should happefb and that misfortune would lie hut tem|s>raiy. It would lie fatal act on the part the Whig party to take ...

... prompted him so to do; he relied more on his moral position as a philanthropist. Ordinary political professions and declarations. Whig and Tory, will not tonch There were other matters which gave piquancy to the straggle. The Earl of Harewood wee deeply Interested ...

... n and consolidation of the Whig party. All the foundation I can find for this the fact Lord Palmerston having been staying with the Duke Bedford Woburn. is known that the Duke has very considerable influence w ith the Whig party, and many a political ...

... Qladctone ta to consulted rim Government as to the procedure to be adopted in regard to rim sritlcumut. Neglect on rim part of Whig Ministry fifty years since to taka rim Lender of the Opposition (than 8b Robert Peel) into its confidence eonemriimrim proposed ...

... preserved, written in the first fervour of the French Revolution, which she gives lively account of the news transmitted daily the Whig magnates assembled in Mr. Coke’s great house ; and it is but the other day that, unable any longer to read for herself, she ...

... that colour, with buttons half way the arm on the outside. Blue and red marked the Tory wearer, and the blue and buff* the Whig. The Radicals were then in the shell, for if any one of more liberal feeling called out ** reform” too loudly, had good chance ...

... extenuating efaCTmrtaaces which I wHI now inrite rou aod readers to ooosider. natter, tßstausted Kv ttml MsttmiHiMf •wag> 0B& whig who foe, the Shah was euddeuly called to; power at the sgs 18. With exporienoe of man of astaacettaaiy ability, who fa hie ...

... lees concerned with It then we were before our lat« military successes. English troops are possession of the strong places whig are the keys the north-western Ireutier India. There lesson doubt that they can themselves all point*, and ca i remain quiet ...

... necessary to remember its relation to the two great political in the State. Now it is well known that, lor generations, the Whig (or Liberal) party have coquetted with and patronised the working class with a view to obtaining its political support against ...

... extemt been removed. Both parties in the State have had a share in the work; and while the Beform I Act 1832 was passed with a 'Whig dinistry jin power, that of 1867 received the Soyal Assent under the auspices of a Conservative Government. The foundations ...

... there circumstances occurring across the Atlantic that induced people to say, Thank God, we live under a monarchy/’ might be Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, but we are honest men, and was thankful the •power in this country was not in the hands of a sovereignty ...