... which will, it is trusted, “ lay the foundation of a system of protection to alFordcd to working and other jh men, be they Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, that will accord with the spirit of the laws, both divine and human.” The writer, in this ease, describes ...

... said;—“We are, as regards parties, in a strange and anomalous position ; scarcely know our friends from our foes. (Langhter.) The Whigs and the Tories have been, if I may venture on a simile, like two men at the end of a chain, the one dragging backward, the ...

... 2001. for probably 14 years more than it ought to be, by this job. Sir W. happens to be a constant and warm supporter of the Whig party ; therefore the warrant, which is most explicit on this subject, is set aside. It isto be hoped that this subject will ...