... who have for prived from exerclamg the privilege voting, aay that the bounden duty of members of Parliament, whether they be Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, as well Town wherever the act exists, to lose no time in bringing ti*e subject before the Government ...

... the ministry for the last four years (ap;dause). Tory Opposition does no to kill the Whig net, a It must gratifying to Mr. Goodall to find that his connuct t fi Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed, me case had ...

... great Minister, who had alike disappointed the reactionary schemes of the Tories, and repressed the selfish arrogance of the Whigs, the pressure of the oligarchy was most severe, and the King could only chafe with impotent und ...

... certain class of voters, Mr. Ashworth replied: In the first place, I consider the question to be,—whether you are to 1 have a Whig, or Tory, or Radical,—that the chief danger 1 is a bad choice, and it would be as hard struggle for one as for another, although ...