... influence of office. The sooner they are rescued from it the better. The best political tonic that can be administered to the Whigs is to immerse them for a time in the cold bath of opposition. It always does them a world of good ; bracing their ntrves and ...

... deviated for one moment from that course, they would 1 see the edifying spectacle of the Whigs scrambling back > again into their seats ; and the moment the Whigs were in position a change would come over the spirit of their dream. (Laughter.) The ...

... with porerty : they have flattered the mob so many yean by a«ertin s them nrtuom that they arc bonnd by their own words. A Whig who bribes ooght to be hanged, on bit own thow iag. A Tory might be let off with double income tax or aomething of that aort ...

... the double shuffle ; and although he came to Tiverton to gull the people he would not gull him (Rowcliffe). He had given the Whigs a long trial, but now he had thrown them overboard altogether. Lord Palmerston, who was again loudly cheered, replied in his ...

... i us isjst will Suon hecosis a inisority-. Lo~ok at the elections through- out the eonistry. The People have deserted thle Whigs'. I ask yois, maly Losid, osnce siore, sr-liy you didi not bring fur- Nviward a Rlictri Bill, soil whether you intend to bring ...