... battles best they can. They certainly will not yield the blandishments of their Whig opponents who have many times before made tools of them. Let have fair stand-up fight. The Whigs can go for the two present member*. The Tories for their man and tiie Radicals ...

... political parties of the State during recent years, that elections are deprived of much of their original excitement. Since both Whigs and Tories have agreed to do nothing,” why should the electors ears which of the two do it! The administration of Lord Palueiutox ...

... indeed is the wight who ventures upon the enterprise without godfathersof the purest Whig water. But still, if my father were member for the City and I had the ‘Whig of Whigs—the lawful heir Charles Jus. Fox—for propeasr, I should have deeme d-ray self almost ...

... nnder the prescriptive authority of old and effete corporation, is alleged, has been defeated by Mr. Somerset Beaumont and the Whig clique in our town; the latter being accused of having used local political influence to prevent the provisional order from ...

... exactly similar to our Tories and Whigs, When placed m similar circumstances men seem with very few exceptions to act alike. So it was in Rome. The minority in the senate, who wanted their due share loaf and fish, became Whigs, tried to obtain power by courting ...

... franchise proposed bj Mr. Baines and Mr. looks Of Mr. Somerset Beaumont little need be said, further than that he too is a Whig, with the addition of strong Austrian prepossession in foreign politics. My object to urge the Liberal party South Durham to ...

... application than Mr. Whiteside made of them. To condemn the systematic misgovemment to which Ireland has been subjected under the Whigs may be enough tor Tory, but is certainly not enough for a patriot. Mr. Whiteside ought to have remembered that Ireland has ...

... gross electoral anomalies existed. Have these anomalies been removed Is there not just absolute a need for Reform now when Whigs and Tories pledged themselves to settle tho question ? What change haa been made, what improvement has been effected, since ...

... general election of 1859 the Whigs and Kadicals effected a junction for the purpose of throwing out the Tory member, and it was dbtinctly understood between the leaders of both parties that each should select its own man. The Whigs having found the man of ...

... right hon. gentleman then proceeded to censure the misgovemment to which Ireland had been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and ospeeially condemned the legal appointment which had been made Lord Chancellor Bradr. Sir R. Peel sorry that the right ...

... nor defends, has come to considered, in course of time, undesirable one ; and the Tories, after playing losing game with the Whigs, slipped out of it the days of Sir Robert Peel— threw their name into Schedule A.” by the side of Old Sarum—and started poli- ...

... scarcely have the hardihood to say that he is fitting representative for largo and important constituency like Newcastle. The Whigs took him when Mr. Ridley resigned simply because they had no better man at that time available. It was hoped that with years ...