... Cheshire, and Mr. John Chapman, then representative for Great Grimsby) voted for the second reading, whilst several Radicals and Whigs, including Mr. John Bright and Mr. E. A. Leatham, spoke and voted against it. The question is one that can only decided upon ...

... club derived its name from the celebrated mutton-pie, which had been christened after its maker. The first members were those Whig patriots who brought about the Revolution and drove out King James. Their object was the encouragement of literature and the ...

... themselves call an old Tory statesman, would greatly imperil that oligarchical power which the Whigs enjoy under leadership* Everybody seems to be aware that the Whig can only remain in the ascendant so long Lord Palmerston remains at the head of it. oa9 remarkable ...

... town and country. Had the position of both parties been reversed—hod the dissolution come from the Tories instead of the Whigs, then, for the twofold reason that it is good to keep things as they are, and better still to support our friends, the Tories ...

... they were generally of somewhat trifling nature. Nine out the eleven members, of the committee present v, ere members of the Whig party, and supporters of Messrs. Paget and Morley. There was such feeling against Mr. Hedington that he resigned nls situation ...

... reform was one upon which the Conservatives should seek to show that they had no special party object to serve by defending the Whig Radical measure of 1832; and I am happy to say that in the course of years the Conservative party having adopted that line ...

... exemptions. All between the ages of 18 and •Itouid have forced into the army. The death Liucolu was no loss to the South. He ■was Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson was democrat, and formerly owned slaves, therefore the South could have contidence in him ...

... are as willing to advance in the cause of constitutional progress as any party in the country, and far more than those old Whigs who have so long ruled narrowly the course of the Government, to see that they act up to the principles which they, as an ...

... constituencies now returning Liberal members opposed to it would, with a Conservative candidate favourable to the bill, throw the Whig out; and he would by this means secure the votes of his own party and of temperance men. Thus might the hands of the leaders ...

... exemptions. All between the ages of 18 should have been forced into the army. death of Li nco i was no loss to the South He was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson was a democrat, ami formerly owned therefore the South could have confidence him. ra A k ...

... this pretences the most trivial. Since that period ▼anous similar efforts have been made, and these courts ft been treated by Whig law legislators with a sort of contempt which is really marvellous, con«-dering the credit they so often claimed for erecting ...

... poisoning drinks, is too sacred and solemn a subject to be spoken of connection with the paltry and contemptible squabbles amongst Whigs and Tories for place and power. Every patriot, every philanthropist, every Christian, will join in the effort to destroy the ...