... have taken the responsibility of rejecting it. That bill was not dead, but had ain taken shape, and the Tories as well as the Whigs, :filo were =0 like Tories, had an uncomfortable feeling-80 uncomfortable that it came almost toa shiver. (Laughum What apparition ...

... Liberal party. It is stated, for instance, in Sir R. Peel's Memoirs, that William the Fourth's sole reason for dismissing his Whig ministers in 1830 was his aversion to the appointment of Lord John Russell to be Chancellor of the Exchequer, when Lord Althorp ...

... and the welfare of its people, whoever they may be, and whatever shade of political opinions they may hold, whether they be whig or tory, radical or independent, If lam once returned as your representative it will be my wish, as it will be my duty, to ...

... belioves that wheu it occurs the Liberal party will split asunder, and *‘a cartain portion of his own party, equally able as the Whigs, would come into power, and form a sort of middle administration,” when, he thought *“ this country might for many years have ...