... such a committee, and it will be sett stoutly resisted by the Government, whether formed fron stit the Conservative or the Whig section of the House. (Laugh- L ter.) The House hates equality of taxation. The succession sMr duty is a glaring instance; ...

... hundred men' to, ut. wvho do at times show some amount of independence, and :wh ult act free from the shackles of the Tory or the Whig sections 'whc inp. of the aristocracy; and it is we-it is by our work, it isby our rul in- speeches anid our voes, that we ...

... introduced about 100 men who sometimes t it do show some amount of independence, and who act b > free from the shackles of the Whig or Tory sections of t d the aristocracy; and it is by our work, it is by our i] ; speeches, by our votes, that we transfer ...

... entrusted to those who framed it origi- nally. Mr Lowe, on the other hand, looks on the ques- trai tion of reform in the hands of Whig or Conservative, lice 3 as merely a political reserve to be brought up in an cl35 exigency to resuscitate waning popularity ...

... the season, stick their backs against the doorposts. They adhere to place as firmly as a Government official; and, like the Whigs, if you displace them, they are certain to come back. A cry of Sapper I generally induces them to snove, but I have known ...

... state of political parties. An alliance between the great houses of Derby and Bedford,. the staunchest Tories and the leading Whigs, would be a. deathblow to the Palmerston interest and the various fac- tions into which the great Liberal party is split.-Iefraker ...