... guarding Against the bombarding Fed- or of Confederation : Rest and be thankful! From assaults oratorical. Quotations historical, Whig precedents, brought out in batches; From long-winded lecturing, (Somewhat like hectoring,) Served up cold, in the shape despatches ...

... “Conservative Banquet”—a Reform Conference”—a gathering of the friends of any candidate for Parliamentary honours, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, would have been just much in its place, in St. George’s Hall, under the regulations which are supposed to prohibit ...

... multi- and reign. Public is the same in, our own bry- opinion unquestiona 3. When 33 ruled, the people though’ When ism. the Whigs superseded tlie 33, the people were in favour of Whi Ty n Liberaliso , spread itself abroad, the gs and Torie s courted Liberalism ...

... influence, and in character, that the Tories, owing chiefly, it would appear, to Mr. Die raeli, bad gained in all three; that in Whig hands tb, e , bubble of the moral influence of Great Britain had burst ; that the name of England had become a byword and ...

... influence, and in character; that the Tories, owing chiefly, it would appear, to Mr. Disraeli, had gained in all three; that in 'Whig hands the bubble of the moral influence of Great Britain had burst ; that the name of England had become a byword and a ...

... intimated course bids fair to make him the mosé un} more unpopular than Clanricarde himself, whose unpopularity notonly i his own Whig-radical party, but. materially helped to break a Ministry. It,is hardly possible to the utter astonishment gen: already, in ...

... by a majority of four to two of tho law lords—a majority notably including even the Whig Lord Chancellor, himself a member of the tottering and thereby imperilled Whig-Radical Administration—have deliberately decided against the chief Law Officers of the ...

... appeal and its references, and sent copies to all sixty-four members of the Council, —not one those Sixty-four gentlemen, Tory, Whig, or Radical, Churchman or Dissenter, felt warranted to raise a finger or to say a syllable in defence of Mr. Kelli s most ...

... the operations of the Company increase. sad more share capital eon be adventageonsly iimployed, farther tunes o.f be mule. • Whig give. to the then existing thereholders. C. Esq. (i.oles, •od Co.), tondos. Wd.imi Cotton Curtis, EN. lltoborts, Labbock, and ...

... enabled r to achieve a far greater victory than he would b have done if he had come forward as a liberal a Conservative or a Whig. He therefore embraced I the term, and was ready to defend it. His own Y explanation of Tory was an English gentleman of ...

... AdelaiJe-Redan, Evans, LD, Gnomon, Colo a Co Ages, ao--Lisbnueess, Da C 0.).. LV, Sampson A Son Bay-Zodlae, H J Hall Alpe Bay-Whigs of the Horning. ED, Ala. Boy-Jane, Taylor. LD, Cowart, Wood a Co Algoa Ray-Meg Dre, LD. Ray a Hob/swarth . Nos Sangater. LD ...

... better off without it. Lord Palmerston's flag, he said, was a Tory flag, for his lordship was more a Tory than a Whig, and he did not think a Whig was really a LiberaL Mr. ERNEST JONES, who was very cordially greeted, said he had always hitherto and intended ...