... and—let us take the most favourable view of the case—expressed it in terms favourable to the working classes, the monopoly, Whig and Tory alike, would be ready to fight the battle as stoutly as ever, contesting every foot of ground resolutely as it would ...

... one side and the other. It a 'was, perhaps, the first time the Muse had been t t invoked on so prosaic a subject; but the Whigs i e triumphed, and the Royal Bank was opened with e acapitalof £111,000. The rivalry whichnow sprung i dup between the two ...

... whom the former was placed at the top of the poll over the Lord Advocate, and the latter will take the same place when the Whigs and Tories again come to try their strength with the Liberals of the city—who rings the changes about Mr M'Lareu’s selfishness ...

... interests, it is intended slso to at conciliate the Manche'ter polit cian?, and to at secure the support of the ?? for the c, ?? Whig Reform Bill. The voice I was the voice of Gladstone, but the facts and Si figures were those of Richard Cobdee. Mr V Milder ...

... ministers-(hear)-but as to the future ministers, L,550 was the 'largest sum whichhad everbeen proposed before by any party, Whig or Tory. It was a vicious tax, and had been so much objected to by so isuny people who were anxious to have it settled, shut ...

... work. We are uttering no libel on the memory of Lord Palmerston when say that political principles took no firm hold upon him. Whig or Tory—they mattered little to him. Under either the one regime or the other he could, without scruple, continue to conduct ...