... jealousies rankling in the Whig section of the socalled liberal Opposition. Jealousies of a kind not a jot less paltry, inciting the Torysection of the Conservative Opposition to retaliate last year upon their old enemiesthe Whigs by aiding and abetting anybody ...

... opposed to all the traditions of its authors, was intended to cut the ground from under the Whigs, and to destroy their old party cry of Reform. Disraeli said to the Whigs, You have no right to a monopoly of the professions of a reform policy, we are Liberal ...

... opposed to all the traditions of its authors, was intended to cut the ground from under the Whigs, and to destroy their old party cry of Reform. Disraeli said to the Whigs, You have no right to a monopoly of the professions of a reform policy, we are Liberal ...

... present Administration. We are most assuredly not among the number of the partisans of this or of any other Cabinet. We are not Whigs, nor yet Peelites, nor yet Canningites. Our political principles are not coloured by any one of the glaring hues constituting ...

... a millionaire, was preferred to that of 3. S. Mill, Esq., the first political economist of the age. What Ministers, be they Whig or Tory, dare go down to the House of Commons and grapple with the overwhelming influence of the Bank of England and monied ...

... hothe shaken aken by the r e p ea l o f th e Churc h -rates. Mr. DISRA ELI ' S the present argument is similar to that of the Whig Lord. It is now, ho says, understood that the discussion of thel question of Church. rates involves th at of a National Church ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction without preparing any future inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, make these gentlemen understand that in their opinion, in the union of Church and State depend ...

... jealousies rankling in the Whig section of the socalled liberal Opposition. Jealousies of a kind not a jot less paltry, inciting the Tory section of the Conservative Opposition to retaliate last year upon their old enemiesthe Whigs by aiding and abetting ...

... p ea l of the t h a t the Church , the House of Lords, an d th Ch urc h -rates. M r . DISRAELI ' S p re sent argu- Throne, Whig rnent is simila r to that of the Lord. It is now, he says, understood that the discussion of the', question of Churchrates ...

... state, or new. dynasty; that so long as there are parties hostile to the established order, struggling not like the Tories and Whigs for the Ministry, but as the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow the throne — that is to say, as long as there are nations ...

... state, or new dynasty; that so long as there are parties hostile to the established order, struggling not like the Tories and Whigs for the Ministry, but as the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow the throne — that is to say, as long as there are nations ...

... example of England, he conpartisans of this or a n y nor yet Canningites. tends, proves in the most striking manner that not Whigs, nor yet Peetjtes, Our political no t . coloured by any liberty of the press m ust follow, not precede, the 'bug the rainbow ...