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... wish to retain the power over electors which open voting confers on the wealthier classes; the old Whig party, however—the PALMERSTON and RUSSELL Whigs—are driven to all kinds of subterfuges, because their hearts are, on this point, with the Tories, while ...
... MAJESTY'S advisers having shown themselves completely and thoroughly to be Englishmen. Forgotten then would be the distinctions of Whig or Tory, of Liberal or Conservative, of Peelite or Canningite, of Derbyito or Palmerstonian. We should all of us cordially ...
... wish to retain the proorer over electors which open voting confers on the •ealthier classes ; the old Whig party, however—the PALMERSTON and RUSSELL Whigs—are driven to all kinds of subterfuges, because their hearts are, on this point, with the Tories, while ...
... Parliamentary seats. As to the first, he did not believe there was any man, whether calling himself Conservative, Tory, or Whig, who would not recognise the justice and the policy of from time to time extending the breadth o f the constituency of the ...
... Parliamentary seats. As to the first, ho did not believo there was any man, whether calling himself Conservative, Tory, or Whig, who would not recognise the justice and the policy of from time to time extending the breadth o the constituency of the country ...