... matter of course, that the county party and the Conservatives were different names for the same thing. The exception of an old Whig or two up and down England—a Fitzwilliam or a Russell—putting in a claim for a share of the county representation was not supposed ...

... of course, that the county party and the Con-) servatives were different names for the same thing. The exception of an old Whig or two up and down England—a Fitzwilliam or a Russell—putting in a claim for a share of the county representation was not supposed ...

... still dozing from the effects of the sop thrown to them, the English Radicals were disgusted with the Home Rulers, and the Whig leaders were altogether uninterested in any stiarp control over their rivals’ acts. The result has been the addition to the ...

... but have they been in powerall these years 'that Indin has been progressing ? I answer no; | but two-thirds of that time the Whigs or Liberals | have ruled this country ; therefore I took it not as la party applause but a truly natienal one. But ‘the best ...

... s of which he published a'ter his return to America. In 1835 he was elected a member of Cougress, being identiied with the Whig party, but six years inter he went over to the Democrats. In 18i3the Benate rejected his appointment, by President Tyler, as ...

... present condition of unequal and wicked laws—of one law for the rich, and another law for the poor. The subscribers need not be Whigs or Tories, or ‘Liberals,” or Magna Chartists, or Tichbornites, or members of anv political or social denomination. Sufficient ...

... Liberals who thought the time was not ripe for its consideration; and if they should have to sink the question of the land because Whig landlords were as much attached to the Jrivilogu which the possession of great estates secured as Tories, and when they had ...

... who thought the time was not ripe for its consideration ; and if they should have to sink the question of the land because Whig landlords were as much attached to th:“frivilem which the possession of great estates secured as Tories, and when they had ...

... great discretion and discrimination. Does it not argue thata mighty change has come over the once embittered relations of the Whig and Tory parties, that such large powers should, without a moment’s doubt or hesitation, be entrusted to a Conservative Ministry ...

... Artisans’ Dwelling Act was a grand and popular measure set on foot by the Tories, whereas it was borrowed from the Liberals or Whigs, and put in a very mild manner before an unreforming House. They might be told that the Conservatives l}ad improved the condition ...

... father just twenty years ago, and shortly after inherited the De Grey earldom. from his uncle. The son of a Whig Premier and the nephew of another Whig magnate of hardly less account in the counsels of the party, political life might have seemed his predestined ...

... better known as Lord Bury, who is a member of one of the hereditary Whig families which have lately changed colours. The Keppels which came over with Duteh William, and have been staunch Whigs till the other day, are now Conservative. Lord Beaconsfield, who ...