... too, to all who are able to appreciate the blessings of civil and religious freedom. Lord Dufferin is a strong and consistent Whig, but is too honourable and independent a man not to confess that the time has arrived for a Conservative Government to intervene ...

... hazarded as a set-off to the unpleasant things some of the Whig journals are giving expression to. The Spectator, for instance, takes a gloomy view of the prospects of the Liberal party. The old Whigs are described to be “all in a twitter,” and as rushing ...

... will regard the highest authority on what ' practicable in Parliamentary Reform Sir William Hayter (ex-M.P. for Wells ami ex-Whig whipi*er-in)—who conj the Bill the sufficient ground that it would not | settle the question. Captain Hayter exposed the s ...

... Hastings, and represented the borough from December. 1832, July, 1837, when he was an unsuccessful candidate. »upported tbs Whigs in their great measure of Reform, and opposed the Irish Tithe Bill. In May, 1854, new election for the borough arose from Mr ...

... avowed undying enmity to the Whigs. this ground slow did O'Connell and Home recommend Mr. Disraeli the electors Wycombe. If enmity to the Whigs was Toryism, then Messrs. O'Connell and Hume were Tones well Mr. Disraeli. The Whigs bad denounced Mr. O'Connell ...

... prepared to deposit £lOO in the bands of either Whig or Tory, the money to forfeited the Royal Infirmary, any one could come forward and substantiate that charge to the satisfaction of a committee of two Whigs and two Tories of the city Bristol flood cheers) ...

... was point upon which all. he believed, Whigs, Conservatives, and Tories, alike ought to join (bear, bear). It must be indeed very nice question for the consciences those gentlemen wh-> were going to supjiurt a Whig Government that would forward a proposition ...

... of charging the Whigs with having obtained place, and with retaining it, too, uuder false pretences. This is exactly what say—the latter keep out and try keep out the Conservatives by saying they arc oppoeed to doing that which the Whigs, however, while ...

... exaggeration to say that nobody likes the Rill. The Advertiser says it seems to be very certain that with the aid given by the Whig mal-1 contents, the Conservatives can throw nut the Bill. The Post asaerts that the delay, which circumstances or an error ...

... “dealing far as possible with broad questions, so that in discussing the organisation ef labour, he attacked State Churches, Whigs, and Tories, not of this generation merely, but of the past. Coming to our own time, he said that “in England cannot make more ...

... Tipperary election is disappointing to the friends of the Constitution. It might have been supposed that the long thirty years of Whig misrule might have convinced even the stubborn and prejudiced priesthood that Ireland has nothing hope for from that party ...

... He thus referred the old Whigs Tbe member for tbe Cuiveraity of Cambridge very artfully endeavoured enlist sympathy of the old Wnige—tbe gentleman who sit that bench and who to sleep eleven o'clock (laughter). The old Whigs are fast fading away from ...