... shortsighted party policy. Eighteen years ago Sir Robert Peel had taught them that it was a winning political game to denounce a Whig war with China, and to come in and finish it by a Tory treaty. What Sir Robert Peel did in 1840 Lord Dorby, aftor one reverse ...

... provocative lie will be kicked over by a new majority, and pursued down the back-tide of time with the blended hootings of Whig, Radical, and Tory. If ever representative institutions were heartily adopted and generally carried out, it has been by the ...

... watching for an opportunity of attack, the Minister who only divided with Lord John Russell the allegiance of the orthodox Whigs must fall in the attempt to maintain the large establishments and correspondent burdens which the re- cent struggle had entailed ...

... Great Britaiin since the glorious Revolution of Sixteen Hundred and .lehty-echt, as thle venerable, Pils he,, butt staunch Whig, Sir T-arry Moncreiff, Spoke, when Ger peayiiig for George IV. onl his accession. France par gai'n him had more thanr enough ...