... his party(And they were not slow to leant) There never yet was principle But inside out 'twould turn: That what's a lie in Whig mouths, In Tory mouths is true- And household suffrage always Was a genuine Tory view. Disraeli led his party, Two several ...

... . Mr. Councillor Moore had stated very P. Smith, Shaw Thewlis, Hepherd ; Councillors Whittle, 3 soon in honourable men, Whigs Radicals and Tories Male, %s ea ' Asarrison) was proud to think and to say that not Mr. Alderman Holmes tell them the plain ...

... Commons upon a resolution in favour of total and immediate repeal. They were, however, beaten by the combined forces of the Whigs and Tories, and thenceforth devoted all their energies to assisting Sir R. PEEL in carrying the great measure by which he destroyed ...

... across the street with Mr. Brownwood to separate the parties who were quarrelling.—Mr. Moore: Were there more Tories than Whigs P—Witness : I think they were about level.—Mr. Moore: But, come now, you are not really afraid that this woman will stab you ...

... supported by the Radicals of that day, and by the great Whigs, on the principle that the sovereign people should be able to enjoy themselves as they might think best. Lord Brougham and many of the leading Whigs promoted the Act, and the Edinburgh Review had a ...

... long. 30.3 when this telegram left. RIOTING IN IRELAND. THE 31ILITAHY FIRING ON THE PEOPLE. BELFAST, July 2.—From the Northern Whig we learn that there was a serious riot at Portadown yesterday, and the police were forced to fire on the crowd. A boy named ...

... toy for political projectors to amuse themselves with. It takes its place among the historic impossibilities which venerable Whigs may mingle with their reminiscences of the late Mr. Burke, Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox, and Lord Castlereagh. To the suggestions put ...