... charm of it. As they very well knew, he was a man of known itical principles. He did not mean the antiquated and obsolete Whig and Tory principles, for they were exploded ; bat perhaps his principles were best low, by as far as the imperfections of langusge ...

... was not prepared to vote the second the bill. In a party view, could not object toa over to seats which were now occupied by Whigs. He should lament, however, to eee the Constitutional in that House. He should not the second reading of the it might in Committee ...

... Public discussions on Parliamentary Kefurm have greatly tended of late to simplify the question, and Conserva- tives and Whigs have approached each other so close- ly that the difference between them has become ex- ceedingly small. In consequence of ...

... Liberal especially as the mover of the resolutions the Irish Church, which in 1834 led to the secession ter portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was to the Admiralty in Lord John Russell’s Government from 1846 to 1449, in which latter year he was ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction without prepaling any future incon- Let their clerical friends, venience for themselves. Whig or ‘Tory, Conservative or Liberal, make these gen- tlemen understand that in their opinion, in the union o! the Church and ...

... sundry M.P.'s respecting some of the provisions of the The licensed victuallers ‘are an influential body, and are potent for Whig or Tory at general elections, Candidates always pay court to Boniface, and his is the privilege to keep opea house for the ...

... sell’s Reform Bill bas given ample grounds for decep- tion and hypocricy ; and those vices have not been confined to either Whigs or Tories. They abound in the Liberal ranks ; for the Liberal, proceeding from the manafactaring and commercial ranks, is generally ...

... at lnt willbe redeemed, and I shall be at peace. Oh ! the tie, the tieis broken between us when Reform is set at rest, the Whigs will sey le Tue C.se or ras Rev. Ma. perjury, in respect of the evi the Rev, Mr. lain of the Wandsworth b> whose placed for ...

... year his on ‘kine have readered bim one of the most in the the first of the series supports and ornaments of that work. By the Whig Government he was made a shortly did good service to his party in the of Calne in the reformed to be was returned the he was ...

... fast dying. announcement of the Duke of Argyle, as PostmasterGeneral, was premature. Lord Stanley of Alderley, an expesienced Whig administrator, is to be the successor of Lord Elgin in that department. The forthcoming volunteer review at Knowsley Park, ...

... has assailed, with considerable ‘admitted rancour, the party with whom he had for so many years acted. He was a member of a Whig Government, and one of his was supposed to be the present Premier. The bon. gentleman's present enmity to Lord Palmerston is ...

... in the age of the great “ Pooh-Pooh ! advice to a young diplomatist was, above all things, to avoid zeal. The Tories and Whigs—or Conservatives and Liberals of our islands--as represented by their leaders in Parlia- ment, act upon Talleyrand’s dictum ...