... themselves. Take the society of Oddfellows, wbich had been mentioned, and wbich numbered members, which no doubt was composed of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. Suppose the leading men were to say— Gentlemen, are about to propose measure of management for this ...

... by the most eminent statesmen now living of the Whig party, I think are likely to see an entire extinction of the Whigs a governing party the affairs of this country. (Cheers.) But sir, whether the Whigs, whether this government equal to the time or not ...

... respect to peculiar views and notions, yet there was no man in England, whether extreme Tory or Conservative- Liberal—whether Whig, Radical, or anything else— but who as far as he was individually concerned was free. He saw the Union Jack, of which they ...

... it, and religion ought to take hold of politics, in order to keep them in their proper place. They had nothing to do with Whigs, or Tories, or Radicals ; but still they had to do with political institutions, and if they were supposed to go wrong, it became ...

... representative the small constituencies did not like to disfranchise themselves. He a9ked them to imitate some of the noble old Whig Reformers of 1332, who, though they had paid large sums money for their seats, did their duty, and never dreamt of compensation ...

... The Sunderland election bas resulted in the return of Mr. Candlish, an advanced Liberal. His opponent was a Mr. Fenwick, a Whig. The Prince Wales, we learn, has consented to serve on the committee to which the Cattle Plague Bill is to be referred. This ...

... ; they inherit the virtues and failings of the men they kill; and, truth to say, it matters little whether it be a Tory or Whig Government (a truly Liberal Government this country has never yet had); each seems only anxious to outvie its predecessor lavish ...

... with the fate it deserves. Meanwhile it is worth noting what a suicidal policy is thus adopted by zealous Tories and recreant Whigs. The very arguments they are using agains* one Reform Bill will ere long be turned agains* themselves when another has to be ...

... peasant could gain as much information as he could. There was a time when the political parties of this country were Tories and Whigs. They did not like that, and now the Tories called themselves Conservatives ; and they went under the name of Liberals ...

... 's calculations are well founded, but it is a most difficult thing to reckon with any approach to certainty, how wavering Whigs, sham Liberals) and doubtful Conservatives may vote. The conduct of Earl Grosvenor, Sir W. Hutt, and Mr.OiJPHANT, in embarrassing ...

... Liberal journal, makes common cause with the Tory prints, and these, with singular inconsistency, make common cause with a Whig nobleman who belies the traditions and the principles of his party by coming forward to lead his nominal opponents against ...

... have some voice the administration of the taxes which they had to pay. He remembered the time when his father used to attend Whig club dinner at Chester, over which he believed the grandfather of the present Earl Grosvenor presided, and at which the first ...