... followed the Revolution, the Whigs were at least as much responsible the Tories; and with respect to more recent times, whom, may we ask, have we to thank for the Crimean war, the China war, and the atrocities in Japan Why the Whigs alone. And who, later still ...

... above statement, which would, however, have been true if the word Whigs had been substituted for Tories. Every reader of history knows that it has been the constant endeavour of the Whigs to retain all the power and patronage of the Government —the means ...

... below the gangway, and predicted that no bill wcnld pass framed with such disregard to the views of the Conservative and the Whig parties. Differing frori the Chancellor of the Exchequer, he maintained that the working classes were gradually and silently ...

... the statistics recently published, more than onefourth—are the standing themes of tbe Bright school of politicians, and tbeir Whig adherents. The same persons indignantly exclaim against tbe rural constituencies, and the influence exercised by tbe squire ...

... I'll not play any more, he exclaimed, '• there's cheating at this board, by George. - ' Yours truly, April 10, 1866. A 1688 WHIG. ...

... of the People bill wss resumed by Mr. Bright, who observed upon the anomalous circumstance that the representative a great Whig family and the heir to ancient and historic name among the opposition shonld have coalesced for the purpose depriving the working ...

... years. Election of Guardians.—The contest for the guardianship has terminated in the return of nine Conservatives and seven Whig-Radicals. This i suit, in the face of very severe opposition, and for which the Radicals have been preparing for many weelcs ...