... parties by the course he had taken in reference to . the Reform Bill introduced when Lord Derby. was r in ofice, and when the Whigs and others as insincere chose the second reading of that bill as the ground , on which to put htm out. They complained tha ...

... fee'nrig-Whig, 'frorvy or' Radical iis fond of using his interest in .the Way ho demlls 'rght, that the power should ) be taken' out of' his hands. It is na special gift of ?? Tory hmdtlord to make his' tenoants vote as ho i pleases. The Whig landowner ...

... time. It proves to us the necessity of ?? reform. It shows how the governpmnt 'syatemn has oaten equally iito the heart of Whig and Tory, and how the oliqucism of tho sections - which make up a cabinet on one sidc or the other can unite for the purpose ...

... woulde. There was aproverbwhichsaid ipexpori. oncemakhes fools wis. (Laughter.) Cegarinlt that wasfnot tros asapplicd to the Whigs. (Laughter.) hlst year thoe had sonte reasonforatleast toleratinigthe ministry. They had the French treaty, and the no ole ...

... Liveipool a:.d Canning, Pahilerston was a MWhig in a Tory cabinet; it, the dlay of Peel and ]tllsis, he 'had been a Tory in a Whig cabinet; and during the last two yeas-, ho had ldelibemately betrayed the peoploeon the privilege e'1e.slion and the reform ...

... rest of the direet irs, to Lord Derby's go. vernment for a subsidy. Ther.'tbsidyto the Liverpoollihae had been granted by a 'Whig administration; and I raid that being the case, I suppose it is a perfectly liberal measurs, and I anm merejy following out ...

... they imagined that their constituencies were dead against the Ballot. In one sense the vote was a matter of safety. Neither Whigs nor Tories look for a dissolution, consequently the Budget will pass in all its integrity. If there had been an intention to ...

... the Taxes on Knowledge was not a political society at all, for it had worked not only with the Ianches- ter school, but with Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, to secure this great boon for-the peoplo. (Cheers.) The one remaining tax was the duty on paper. How ...

... DIsRAELI pretends to deplore it too, but his suggestivo remedy is a combination between Lord PA3IERSToN as a thorough-paced Whig and Mir. DIsRAELx as a modified Tory. INo doubt such a combination would be popular in the House, for it must be admitted that ...

... state of parties in this country. I look, aboto. all, with deep regret and concern on the ?? of the rem- nants of thaut great Whig party that'was honoured by the names of Grey and Broughain and MlackiftOch, And to, which I deem ed'it Au honousr to sellong ...

... servatism? When are we to get rid of this state of things ? The Conservatives will not give us parliamentary reforms and the Whigs are insin- core in their promises. They fear that their reign vwill not continue when the domocratie element is rather more ...

... career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party. and, although an unfr~nequt speaker in the House of l'ecrs, invariably ssspportedl the viov.s and measures of the W~hig governments. On the death of his father, in Octber, I839, ho ...