... better, for some of the present members were returned about 100 voters. There was great struggle going on. It was whether the Whigs the Tories should be in power. They wete called upon that evening to give the bill their support. Should the leaders call upon ...

... situation, and that the tenant farmers in Hertfordshire can carry an election. They may be able to decide whether Tory or a Whig shall be elected —they may be masters of so small a situation as that. (Laughter.) But what you are afraid of is their carrying ...

... not yet declared, nor likely to be declared until the vote, are understood to include representatives of some of the great Whig houses, such as the Fitzgeralds, Dovers, Camdens, and Suf. folks. Four or five of the Scotch Liberals are also aaid to resolved ...

... to drive away important persons the Whig party from connection with the Liberal and popular party in this House and in the country—(hear, hear) —and if he should succeed in dissevering the most intelligent of the Whig nobility from the great popular party ...

... Government of which he had been tho supporter bad departed from the rule of Whig Governments in past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that section of the House among whom I generally ...

... any coalition; he would not be a creature of a party conspiracy, he would not be content to enter Parliament as the tool of a Whig nominee, nor would he be a provisional delegate or peripatetic spouter. (Applause.) The spout, they could well understand was ...

... governed upon sound principles. And say that the two sets of men so influenced ought to act together.—(Hear, hear.) While Whigs and Tories are quarrelling about nothing, Republicans are advancing between them.—(Cheers). don't think any man in public life ...

... the whipper-in to three successive Whig Governments; and, as he himself is Liberal, the amendment, one of the series of Opposition onslaughts, is certainly remarkable. But we remember that Sir W. G. Hayter was more a Whig than a Liberal, and more Liberal ...

... position. It is quite a mistake to speak of the ballot a political party question. Tories and Radicals, Conservatives and Whigs are all tarred with the same brush, though the tar may oe thicker here than there. What may be the relative amount of wrong ...

... - Lord 8o-and-8o, Of Rotten-row, Rags and Co. Tn lanes below : They're sore from head to foot; oraniam, spine, »nd Tory and Whig, Little big, From Parson Trig To Grocer Fig— V All, all, corrupt; Don't tou :h them with pair of W Strange, strange disease ...

... right place. All thut can ne done should now be done to strengthen the hands of Mr. Bright, and so act either on the Tory or Whig party as to compel them to the accession of full meLure of' the eiec franchise. Notwithstanding that the disasiers above adverted ...

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