... Liberals. Man never is, but always to be blest, is somewhat truer than the realization of Whig promises yet if one would allow oneself to be satisfied with Whig promises, one might be as happy as he in quest of that happiness which is ever within reach ...

... growers of southern Europe that we really mean free trade; and we have put law reform in such a shape that party opposition—Whig or Tory-is, in future, impossible. The correspondence between the Queen and the President of the United States will be quoted ...

... not see why it should only be allowed us, as by land. We have no objection either certainly to the silly fears fos- tered by Whig and Tory Government, in its turn, about England's defenceless condition, since we are not hurt, and it is poor John Bull himself ...

... strong Channel fleet, • fortifications of our arsenals, and half-a- miUion of volunteers—is the party of Old England, the Whigs and* the Tories, to whom, up to the pre- sent time, England has been a prey, in spite of the i efforte of Young England, whose ...