... their ability, any enlargement of the franchise, or the receiving of the working classes into the constituencies. But now both Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, agreed that there was a need of a Reform Bill. He then called upon the Secretary to read ...

... does not ask a Reformer whether he be a Leaguer, or has joined the Union on the one hand, nor on the other, whether he be a Whig of 1688, or a modern Conservative Liberal. It says to the party, divided you fall, united you stand. Divided, you are beaten ...

... represent the town of Darlington. (Hear, hear.) My own impression, based upon no mere fiction, is that whether we shall see a Whig or Tory Government in power no Reform Bill will pass the House of Commons which does not include a member for Darlington.; ...

... the representation of Middlesex, has addressed a public meeting of the constituency. He avowed himself neither an old line Whig, nor an ultra-Radical, but a Liberal. He expressed himself in favour of the motion of Mr Coleridge, and doubted whether ...

... meetings to discard the act, whilst the more Conservative part of the population, including, probably, most of the moderate Whigs, will oppose the introduction of such a wide enfranchisement. The clause giving the power to local vestries to abrogate the ...

... been lately favoured on the vexed question, What under present circumstances should reformers do? The veteran chief of the Whigs, wise by experience, and calm in his comparative seclusion from the jar and turmoil of the fray, judges more justly than some ...

... Conservative tendency. The bill of '32 has ever been reviled by the Conservatives as a measure created in the interests of the Whigs, and under which that party have held almost uninterrupted rule for a period now of nearly 20 years. The Government will only ...

... reserved for the Tory party to bring in this great measure of enfranchisement. Talk about - stealing the clothes of the Whigs while they were bathing, Mr Disraeli has not even stopped until his victims had undressed. He has forcibly stripped them of ...

... strong to be drunk ' by itself, and should be used only for Toddy and other mixing purposes (Labelled 'Castle Proof' Scotch Whig>l,'ney.) 'CASTLE S 0 SCp TCH WHISKEY—It has great age, and is of the very finest quality, as pure as it comes from the still ...

... forefather of the ancient time owed military service to the baron. In nine cases out of ten when a man takes a farm he becomes Whig or Conservative according to the political bias of his landlord. Though there be no clause in the ...

... associated, was that it would become the organ of some political party. (No, no.) It did not matter whether that party were Whig Tory, or Radical, it would be the destruction of the institution if it was allowed to become so connected. He could not refrain ...

... of Lord HALIFAX the chances of the bill being carried are very poor indeed. And it can scarcely be expected that even the Whig Peers will evince such ardour for Reform as to consent generally to any wide scheme of redistribution —a scheme which would ...