... passed since felt that the and it is, I think, UDlve defended or ■arrangement then made can no one coalition maintained. Three Whig Govero^ nt have, within the Government, and one Tory een has admitted last ten years, admitted this. spe eches to Parliait ...

... undersheriff, and Sub-Inspector Bindon, that blood was not shed, as one time the affair had most alarming appearance. Northern Whig. ...

... State, Mr Disraeli is at least good enough to say that the Church will enjoy no more freedom under Conservatives than under Whigs ; and that the only desire is that of grumbling, whether the Prime Minister cuts high or cuts low. Let us hear the end of the ...

... or 500 electors allowed to return two members to Parliament, Bri* tol, with its 14,000 electors, only returned two member? Whigs, Tories, and Radicals demanded an alteration the system, and unless it was absolutely necessary the for it would not have been ...

... the boast is not altogether empty one. Persecution, whether religious or political, whether perpetrated Catholic or Puritan, Whig or Tory, by Royalist or Republican, is now happily unknown in our own country or, if it lingers still in the narrowness of ...

... discord than harmony, but mark how well it has been arranged th« town of Bristol. The different societies meet in rooms—the Whigs one room and the Tories at venlent and safe ulstanco. ' T M, f hi * r) is most arrangement, and I think the inventor deserves ...

... well known to you that I was born and bred what is termed Conservative ; but it was my good fortune to marry into a thoroughly Whig family, where I had many opportunities of seeing and conversing with men of all shades of politics, and the result of my education ...