... the movement now commencicg will oreak down and | obliterate the old land-warks of party. They know tiat i the nation moves, Whigs and Conservatives, {as powerful parties, will disappear, giving place to | new political classifications and new leaders ; ...

... The conservatives would, of course, support his measnre and his government in the least of two or three evils ; and the whole Whig party, who are not inclined to the principles Mr. Bright, would rather give in their adhesion to the radicals. Again, the great ...

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... Talk of consistency inconsistency to the Bedouin Sheik whom you have tried to tame “What’s Hecuba to him he to HecUlm? Tory, Whig. Radical, are only names; but the conduct of war, of Government, of men, are realities that may satisfy the ambition even Hebrew ...

... opinion, evoked by the active labours of Mr. Bright, to measure the amount of ameliorative they will offer by their Bill. The Whigs, too, are evidently pursuing the same course, and anxiously watching the course of public opinion. In the mean time, there ...

... great alterations will most certainly be effected by Reform. is great matter of surprise that the traditional reformers, the Whigs, keep so much aloof. With their experience and influence and the prestige ariling from what they have hitherto done, it were ...

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... measures, nor taken strong steps till it was necessary that they should adopted; but this forbearance has been carried Ibe Whigs to an absolute vice. Their rule in Ireland was of that nature that they dare scarcely discountenance, not to say punish, crime ...

... the leading man of the day. Liberal politicians of all shades are flocking around his standard. Hence the outcry, the Tory-Whigs and the Tories are raising against him. ...

... the moderate liberals who that meeting united in declaring and repoeting what our obstructive', whether calling thorneelvee Whigs or Torte., persist witty deny, that the a Common., as at present conntituted, does not aderptetely represent the feel- In e ...

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... nor taken strong steps till it was found necessary that they should be ado?te ; but this forbearance has been carried by the Whigs to an absolute vice. Their rule in Ireland was of that nature that they dare scarcely discountenance, not say punish, crime ...