... however, always met with the most strenuous opposition from the Whig and Tory parties. The matter was kept prominently before the public mind—hence good was being done, until at last, the Whig party, became, regard* reform well as finance, partially disciples ...

... announced in language technically vague, but practically binding, that be intended to consider the qn stinn of Re orm, a very old Whig Minister who looking on, once the most sagacious and the most upright oi his party, muttered in disgust, That’s cke.” He foreasw ...

... Birmingham it may truly be said, that he, as leader ol the advanced Liberals, has been the arbitrator alike—of the destiny of Whig and Tory administrations—and happily, be has ever wielded that power in the cause of justice, of bumsnity, and beneficial ...

... seven-eights of the Welsh people Republicana, of the regular Antislavery stamp. They are legitimate descendants from the old Whig psity; lam happy to know that their Anti-slavery has improved in the transition. In 1856 thev smported Fremont with »reat seal ...

... reason to feel grateful to Mr Bright for bit fearless denonci.itions the jobbery and expenditure, which characterise the doings Whig and Tory governments. The government of this country will cost us this year 1860-61. £76,000.000, all ex'mcted from the industry ...

... to feel grateful to Mr Bright for hi* fearless denunciations the jobbery and expenditure, which characterise tlie doings of Whig and Tory governments. The government of this country will cost us this vear ldflO-61, £76,000.000. all ex'mcted from industry ...

... which I cannot help calling attention ? I refer to the proxy which Lord Panmure against the second reading. If there was a Whig whom the commonest grati'udo for benefits received should have attached to the present Premier it is this noble lord. Lord ...

... Ipvied on any branch of human industry. The paper duty has been condemned »y Royal CommissioD, politicians of all part es, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, by most of the public bodies throoghout the kingdom, by the commissioners of Inland Revenue, who have ...

... Successive Administrations have promised to carry out a measure to ampod the Representation of the People ; and though the Whigs have been strong in their promises, many of them have displayed such indifference as to lead the conclusion that they have ...

... view to enquire into its operation condemned it, and urged abolition. has since that time been condemned %y all parties- -Whigs, Tories, and Liberal*. It has been condemned by Sir E. B. Lytton, Mr Disraeli, Lord Derby, Qladitone, and by Municipal Council* ...

... clothes into privy at the Seven St*rs. On hearing this allowed her to s»ay iu my house, and la> tended her until the folio whig Saturday, when laspe Lamb came for her. Inspector Lamb deposed to apprehending the prsoner the Peutre, Broughton, P.idsy, 3ou» ...

... have been guilty > ei her of flattery nor fulsomeness as regards the rich or the poor, the churchman or the dissenter, the Whig or the Tory; but have endeavoured at all times, so to direct and guide the public mind with reference to the questions we discussed ...