... heights, vlserc the combat still continued. While on the left and in the centre victory declared for the Romans, on the right whig, the 7th and 12th legions were in danger of being overwhelmed under the efforts of the whole army of the Nervil, composed of ...

... rational measures of reform. Then Mr. Huskisson amid much oppo- sition, initiated the relaxation of our protective system. The Whig governments of the ten years succeeding the reform bill, did a little in the same way, but under such financiers as Mr. Spring ...

... that the Princes of Wales are sure to Whig*, and to turn Tories when they succeed to the Crown, and the example of George IV. is always adduced as case in point. But in the days of Walpole and Pelham, though Whigs and Tories held, on the whole, the same ...

... influence—if not the dictation -of Mr. Blight.. The grouping will generally, if not always, put an end to dictation the part of Whig utagnates, but these groups will not always have community of interest, without which there can be no real representation. ...

... remarkable fairness and im- partitlity. A certain rule has been applied and carried out rigidly, no matter whether it impairs Whig or Tory interests. The boroughs supposed to be peculiarly under the isfltscnce of leading politicians of the Ministerial party ...

... borough of Hudders- field. Mr. Mills having been unseated for bribery at Northallerton, Mr. Wright son has come forward in the Whig interest, and the Hon. E. W. Lascelles, brother of the Earl of Harewood, as the Tory candidate. In Nottingham where the carcase ...

... on having sat her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may b« near when England will knew no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords, Tne Berlin correspondent of the Timet, writing May ...

... any coalitione; bte disowned any dirty coit- spiracy; lie would not be content to enter Parhlsiment as a mere Tory tool or Whig nominee. (Cheers and hisses.) If he went there ?? electors must send him free and unfettered; he would be no provincial delegate ...

... doubtful which in this hybrid type of constituency. .So long as it sent two members only, the matter could be adjusted sending a Whig and a Tory-the one to say Yes for the shopkeepers, and the other to say for the laudowners—but what is the odd 1 member to ...

... ADCLLAIIITF. Seldom right, though always writing. He was essentially • man of Letters : The type (though • very small one) of • Whig statesman. was never known to blush at any blunder, th acknowledge any error ; Of middling and meddling disposition Ile always ...

... called them crotchets which ought to be dropped at • general ekction. Could they look upon anything as bud as placiug • moderate Whig with • runaway Radical? It was an coy matter for Mr l'oesham to tell the dupes alio would vote foe him that be would go further ...

... Aduellceike. Seldo)m right, though always vrilbng lie Was esselltially a Man of Letters: The type (though a Very small one) of a Whig states- man. He vas never known to blush at any blunder O nli~d Or acknowledge any error; Of middling talents and meddling ...