... aso had her- friendd and champions- paragraph, pamphlet,, and caricature -were employed to, blacken the poet, wbose sins as a Whig or Liberal had ar- rayed against himn one portion of the press, and Byron sent out his Fare Thee Wdlell and A Sketch-the ...

... were in the chair, that I would deal with anv Reform Bill candidly on its own merits, whether it should be introduced by a Whig or a Tory Govern- ment; and in this and all other proceedings respect- ing the question of Reform I have endeavoured to act ...

... pleasure of retnrnir him to the new Parliament without any conte (Cheers.) Referring to the different ideas enatrtis by the Whigs and the Tories, he expressed as hi opinion that, though the latter regarded the interedt of the country from A different point ...

... questions about the past. Of what importance is it to our country nowv whether a patriot citizen has been a Democrat, or a Whig, or Republican, or Conservative, or Radical heretofore: Who can say that he himself has never erred, or that his -neighbour ...

... DeSiusc as aprivilege or a right. Lord merby, he Sps, brought in a bill on the for- leer ?? and this bill was defeated by bo1 Whigs because it did lower the existing bbs g francise. On the other hand, he p lerves that one of the last acts of the sitting ...

... JONAH. (iroln lil tspectator.) rlbodly is abusing Earl Russell. The j - itend to mako him the first object of Tolieibi el thc ~Whigs adinit that he is a and Ivould throw binm over belli~t if tii3 saW any fair chanice of his being d ?? thlrownI. 0 great is ...

... remarked that the musicalaccompani- ment to the toast, as indicated on the list, was Let Whig and Tory a' agree. H e supposed that meant that the meeting knew neither Whig nor Tory, but looked to the Aouses of Parliament as being the representative bodies ...

... stated that a certain Whig orator addressed the Senate, but the wires of the telegraph being interrupted, no portion of the speech came to hand' The recipients of the message considered what were the pro- ,ablh objections which a Whig would have to -the ...

... coaie-for distant alay it still be-whona he *vill s talse his meat in the hereuitar9? Lgislature of his co istry-that is, if the Whigs and their reeless 't mlims leave us a Hos-se of Lords-(!aughter)-- e ard to administer larv estates in thitt coUnty. Y (Loud ...

... the first instance by Lord Palmeraston but by the Earl of Derby, who was First Lord of the Treasury during the year 1852, the Whig Ministry having only resumed the reins of office in the second week of the year 1853, that is, five weeks after the Tory Government ...

... his enemies upon ground of their own choosing. Earl Grosvenor's mo- tlon seems to have met the views both of the malcontent Whigs and the Opposition; and, whatever be its political meaning, there can be no doubt that it expresses in unmlstakeable language ...

... vwhether reforming or not, the one important reform is solf-reform. A man's happiness dnes not at all depend on Governments-Whig or Tory. Trust notin princes; trust not In politician'; trust not in mon ster demonstrations-trusstinnothing at all bet in ...