... and not to fight, sometimes' get mistaken for the regular combatants, those who contend for principle and a cause ; hence Whigs and Tories, to the superficial observer, appear as defunct races, and Conservative and Liberal the same battle-cry ...

... journal remarks : Lord Bury, who not long ago was the loudest of lordly bidders for popular applause, and the most impatient of Whig opponents of an inadequate Tory extension of the franchise, now that lie is in office disdains even a passing recurrence to ...

... professed Parliamentary liberals last session, was most discreditable. Why was Lord Derby's Government expelled Why are the Whigs in office 1 The answer is palpable. The one evinced incapacity and reluctance as reformers ; the others said they were ready ...

... the possession of place, there is nothing that give them greater satisfaction than to behold all I t 'progress stopped by a Whig Minister; and if !Ant ra . iell e atoll would but be so obliging as to pooh-pooh Reform Cabinet, and help them to postpone ...

... philosophical allusion when I say that what would conciliate all parties to the State, I 'believe—whatever they may be called, Whig, Tory, or Radical all would - that no benefit could be wen to the public of th agree is country which would be givt. highly ...