... belong to different parties there was first the Tory who said Stick to our old constitution and you will have liberty.” The Whig said “Support us and our party and you shall have liberty.” Another person demanded the Five Points of the Charter as his grand ...

... therefore regarded royal acknowledgment of literary eminence. The case is c implicated, however, by hia services to successive Whig ministries ; and, it is not the habit of the present reign to honour literature. Lord Macaulay’s title will probably lie ascribed ...

... had that which is their undoubted right; but, supposing, whether you be Whig or Tory, you were to satisfy yourselves in your selection of the men, and they were to he, whether Whigs or Tories, the veiy ne plus ultra of statesmen, representing what else ...

... increased intelligence and our imited action. (Cheers.) Lord Teynham, in some remarks he made, stated that the great power of the Whigs and Tories rested in the sleepiness of the non-electors. (Hear, hear.) I must say this much for the people of Leigh, that I ...

... ble change in the weather which we have experienced here has extended to all parts the United Kingdom The Uel/ast Northern Whig has been at considerable pains to inquire into the dismal accounts which have lately been published as to potatoes rotting ...

... is inexpedient to proceed with the repeal of the impost. A long debate ollowed,. in the, course of which that staunchest of Whigs, Mr. Ellice, sen., joined the ranks of the enemy, announcing his hostility to the bilk On a division, the third reading was ...

... nation.—Mr. James Travers said repugnance to direct taxation explained why so many Whigs voted with the Conservatives on the recent occasion in the Lords. There were Whigs well Tories who did not like the Manchester school at all, and who had tried their ...

... bad influence of this French “tariff” upon the local trade. It was on a silk question they were met that night. it was not a Whig, Tory, or Radical question, but a bread question they were met upon. Them trade was sold, and they were wanting bread. Is not ...

... patronage. He referred more particularly to Mr. Lyle’s appointment to the Lord Lieutenaucy of Londonderry, which denounced a gross Whig job. Colonel French spoke on the same side, and, like Mr. Connolly, described Lord Carlisle totally unlit for the high Dost ...

... the Duchess of Sutherland remained as Mistress of the Robes to the Queen. The Duchess is the political female head of the Whigs, and has all the family’s affairs at heart; so doubtless poor Gladstone was brought round to look with submission upon his ...

... seeing the activity of no less than six whips for the Government, who were talking sixteen to the dozen with every newly arrived Whig or wavering Conservative ; both being, generally speaking, anything but complimentary to those who hod necessitated their ...

... “urroundedby a numberof his friends and supporters, whomhis liberality has gathered round ih s.Ti?avx^“.. Tories fnd for Whigs. The crest is open momh, tiai'” not know. was, m his the average I ,'™ j heard from ever so many Ss'tWSwas about a most of ...