... described by the then Tory Premier as a leap the dark We have no doubt that the men in power are again prepared to dish the Whigs, by so doing they can retain the sweets of office—that they are prepared to abolish the Irish Church, if by so doing they ...

... very often under conditions of very great difficulty. You must not throw upon the Ministry for the time being, whether it be Whig or whether it be Tory, the blame of circumstances over which they can have control; you must make fair allowance for the c ...

... franchise; and we have no opinion of the political consistency of those who blow hot and cold with the same breath, or vote for Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative. The friends of Mr. Aclaud would not like see his name second on the poll; their ambition ...

... to do justice to the working classes; but the great Conservative party went home to dinner thinking they had dished the Whigs and the working classes ; they came back half-past ten and found they had made a great mistake. (Laughter.) The working men ...

... their own. You know as well as I do, that whatever may be their subdivisions, the great national political parties are the Whigs n ths one hand, and the Tories on the other, aud such shall refer to them here. The greab Tory cry at the coming election ...

... whose name we spare, is obliged to go without his pound of flesh. When the lease falls in, Irish Church and Methodist Chapel, Whig, Tory, and Radical will possibly be names which will need a dictionary antiquities to explain them. The Methodist congregation ...

... Earl Grey; but rather the fact that he was brother prominent Whig, then Lord Morpeth, afterwards the Earl of Carlisle. But even these good things were not sufficient for gentleman who united Whig principles the blood of all the Howards. The Duke of Sutherland ...

... body of men not all thinking alike, because their minds were alive and were not simply alive aud were not simply led by the Whigs, but in the main concurring one with another and with their leader in the deep recognition of the principles of civil and religious ...

... ambition. opportunity will shortly be afforded to many boroughs, where the representation has hitherto been divided between Whig and Tory and where exceptional means have been employed to ensure success, of retrieving their character and causing their ...

... Liberal or, rather, the Whig party, whose interests he was preparedto serve, that became necessary for him to make some seven attempts before any constituency would return bim to Parliament, Who is this man asked the aristocratic Whig leaders. He is but ...

... or grandsons of brush-makers, or something like that. Why are they so desirous of sending to Parliament these aristocratic Whigs who have given us the cold shoulder times and repeatedly I say it becomes us as dissenters to send a fair sprinkling of re ...

... ives who were not opposed to Maynooth, and the result of which was that ' almost every candidate who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical,fdeclared that at heart he had always been opposed to the Grant, and was ready to pledge himself against ...