... or What it that the Liberal party fecek or Which are it* loaders—the Premier, or Lord John Russell, or the Stafford Hooae Whigs, the * Economist*,’ or Mr Lofty,’ or Mr Robert Lowe In the present discordant and incoherent state the Liberal connection, ...

... a hundred votes. The parties of Whig and Tory, they formerly existed, exist no longer, though the names survive to conveniently indicate that division which must always exist in the politics of free country. The Whigs have done their part In advancing* ...

... lam either Whig or Tory. (Applause.) Hut forswearing obedience one parly or the other, I hold it In; greatest pride that have not pandered to popularity. I have opposed the popular voice when thought it wrong, just I have opposed the Whig or the Tory ...

... his scale, the adverse impression was too strong to be resisted, and the effort to break the fall of the former leader of the Whig confederacy served but to mark and testify its completeness. we were to point out the causes of the Parliamentary decline and ...

... faculties for dealing with tlmt mighty Oriental problem, which requires more attention than is given to by the dilettanti Whigs of oor time. The same relative inferiority is manifest in the subordinate parts of the two Cabinets. Mr Baines left his place ...

... have further, Palmerston is nut himself Whig ; he is only associated with Whigs just now, been for many of his earlier years associated with Tories. Lord John Russell the best exponent Whig principles and Whig policy ; and can show, without any difficulty ...

... public meeting which I exiled originated in a committee meeting, after certain secret coinmunings of sub committee of the old Whig party and Mr Cowan’s committee had taken place; and that was after these committees had rested for while from their labours” ...

... opponents. Tories wish the Crown to exercise real power— Whigs, delegated power. The one would have the king govern through hia ministers, the other would have the ministers govern through the king. The Whig notion of royal authority reminds one of the cloud ...

... The splendid philippic delivered by Grey the King’s brother in one hand, and her grandson against Mr Canning, when the great Whig leader (the heir to the throne of in the other, and \ believed that his political career would dose in Opcoming to the people ...

... criticism is one of the most truly catholic and tolerant of writers. For real merit of every kind, whether be shown Tory or by Whig, Churchman or Dissenter, his praise always ready, and warm. The Essays comprised in this volume would alone sufficient attest ...

... was converted on Thursday into minority of 22 on Mr Raikes Currie’s motion to refer the measure to a select committee. So Whig and Tory have agreed to no purpose ; the attempt, Mr Carlyle puts say yes and no,” instead of yes or no,” has been fairly baffled; ...

... himself proud to bo in any society but that of a political club; but it was a gross anomaly, that, belonging as they did a Whig Government, they should continue to use the Carlton Club. expressed hope that they would hereafter return to their party, but ...