... duty, then, to recall the old landmarks of party, and to act within them, by whatever name they are distinguished, whether Whig and Tory, or Liberal and Conservative, or Palmerstonians and Derbyitea, or to use the local war-cry, Yellow and Blue. We must ...

... succeeding to the premiership, or, in fact, while he leads the Commons ; they assert, moreover, that many of the moderate Whigs, disgusted with the democratic tendencies to be found among the Ministerial supporters, would give in their adhesion to the ...

... Tewkesbury, Cirencester, and Tetbury, where the Reform principles were strongly advocated, there was no small strength among the Whig landlords In the division. Taken as a whole, then, this election was considered to be a fair index of tho state of popular ...

... benches, and yet cheering everything the Ministers say, and voting with them on all , important occasions, is bad. It enables Whig advocates to declare that upon such and such a question Lord Palmerston's case was so irresistible that be received the support ...

... tell how long this may continue. I believe at the present time that not only the prime minister, but a large number of the Whig ministers and party are really Conservatives in their feelings (cheers), and would very unwillingly do anything to affect the ...

... stuffed (great laughter). But, unfortunately, there is a diffieulty in keeping up the breed i - eoutinued laughter). For those Whig birds have been very barren, and they were obliged lately to take a cross with tine famous Peelite breed (prolonged laughter) ...

... were tied ; but he thought if they had been in office the hands of the Whigs would not have been tied (cries of Shame); but for the sake of upsetting their party, they (the Whigs) would, without hesitation, have pot embarrassing questions, and made ...

... varying degrees of mediocrity, but there is none in which the country would better like to see him than in the new part of a Whig peer retired from business. It is impossible to say that he is by any means either an admirable or a pleasing specimen of the ...

... to public scorn for having endeavoured to maintain their friends in power; if a body of Tory Bishops had divided with the Whigs, we could understand a reason for their condemnation ; just so, if a body of Liberal Bishops had gone into the same lobby upon ...

... Looker-On, I beg to say that I do n,:st feel called upon to justify the way in which patronage has been bestowed, either by Whigs or Tories; and I do not feel it incumbent on me to answer his numerous inquiries, which are altogether beside the question ...

... thirty years. I ask with all sincerity, has he obtained the reward of his services? Was there no Tory—or Whig —for whom he could vote, and no Tory—or Whig—brother to a Duke—or Lord—with whom he could dine, in order that he might receive what would undoubtedly ...

... in my former letter, I do not think it incumbent on me to Justify the way in which patronage has been bestowed either by Whigs or Tories, and which is entirely beside the question whether the writer in the Daily News did not go out of his way to disparage ...