... honour, and in opposition to Lord Brougham, the Whig candidate, I cannot at present speak with confidence. But why should President be elected upon political considerations ? Tory does just well as Whig, and Whig just as well as a Tory, and Radical just as ...

... them from doing all they could to correct abuses. It might be that in England the Whigs would become the Conservative party; if so, the Fishmongers' Company, as good Whigs, would become Conservatives. Tlie company, after drinking The Health of the Visitors ...

... opponents. My answer is, that of the three great parties into which the people of England are divided —the Conservatives, the Whigs, and the Radicals—l say that the Conservatives are the parties that ought to bring forward. Observe the reason. Twentyfive ...

... of the Whig party with that Government for tho purpose of carrying that Bill. Now it would be a great misfortune to us if any such tiling should happen; but that misfortune would he only temporary. It would be a fatal act on the part of the Whig party ...

... hoard that the Conservatives in the new Reform Bill intended to give them much more than they could hope to obtain from the Whigs and if they offered them good Reform they would accept it, without regard from whom it came. He believed the time was coming ...

... and hat jammed down over his brow, absolutely trembling under the onslaught the ravenous and clamatory partisans. Riglar Whig ticket! and a piece of paper is stuffed into his mouth. Yar's the Democratic crowd—Parker for Guv'nerl and the Democracy ...

... told that wa had better have a Tory Government in office, because shall get concession from thorn that we shan't get from the Whigs. I think such concessions are bought at price which is all too dear. When you get concessions of that kind, how do you know ...

... to tell the meeting that there could not at the present day be found a statesman who was against Reform in Parliament. The Whig Government of Lord John Russell, in 1846, assured the people that a further extension of the franchise was necessary. Lord ...

... ed position of having voted upon fewer divisions than any other member; and when actually does vote it invariably with the Whig Government, whether they are right or wrong. home, he attends no county meetings, to manage its prisons, its police—to improve ...

... the strength of it name, did actually vote the expulsion of an eminen lawyer, who was accused of canvassing constituenc on Whig principles ; but unless the printed rules con tain some further description the society a poli tical one, this resolution might ...