... we presume, of the Ultramontane party, which ha 3 latterly discovered that its interests are safer in the keeping of the Whigs than of the Tories, and, speciiliy, to procure the Irish vote for the Reform Mill, It was this charge, we suppose, which Gladstone ...

... Sir W. j Hutt, and Mr Kinglake, all directed against the principle of dealing with Reform in detail, and maintaining the old Whig idea that the subject could not be satisfactorily taken up and disposed of by the Legislature except a whole. It was on this ...

... bribed, there at any rate no distinction, in this respect, between the political parties The Tory cannot say to the Whig, nor the Whig to the Tory, I am better than thou, for both parties are in the same transgression. One gentleman states that the C ...

... stated by Lord Kimberley to sympathise with the Fenians, whether the occupant of Dublin Castle is a Whig or a Tory. Whether the Lord Lieutenant be a Whig or a Tory, he must be equally the enemy of conspirators whose aim is to wrest Ireland from the sovereignty ...

... declaration of war against the working classes, could, if it so chose, serve them in this matter fully more effectually than the Whigs. The Tories have been understood to rather like the duty of protecting working people against their employers, and hence they ...

... Earl Grey in resolving to head the opposition to the bill were more than realised by the cantankerous proceedings of the noble Whig. He seemed only to have taken the side of the Government in order that he might castigate them with more effect. And he lashed ...