... difference between the Oonservative-Liberal and the Liberal-Conservative, between the Liberal-oonnerva. tive and the Whig, between the Whig and the advanced iberal, and between the advanced Liberal and the RadicaL (Laughter.) But there Is a very wide difference ...

... the world. The Tory augury has undoubtedly come true, but not by any means in the form in which it was expected, either by Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. The question of popular education was almost always argued, both by friends and foes, as if it were ...

... other set of hereditary shepherds succeel to their pay . and places. This is the eternal see-saw of Great British polities. Whig aristooratic families ir, Tory aristocratic families. e mot. Lsrd D30dle ?? Noodle succeeds. Lord Noodle finds he is not strong ...

... generally known than relied for a moment on Lord CLARENDON'S consent and adhesion. Irrespective of the secession from the old, pure Whig party, which acceptance would have involved, there was the recent little spar between Mr. DISRARELI, now Chancellor of the ...

... This is not only very silly and mischievous, it is quite un-English, and in charity one can only conjecture that the Tory and Whig Secretaries of State have set their heads together to supply what was wanting to the agitation for Reform. MR. MILL AND THE ...

... the intelligent selfishness of these renegade rats would not allow them to take ofllce under him. HIe is angry with the old Whigs, because they' will not openly make common cause with the eld Tories, in the new aristocratic crusade against the civil and ...

... and its new Lord Justice of Appeal as deaf as a post. Mr. Disraeli replied that, as Mr. Blackburne had been allowed by the Whigs to be Judge of Appeal at eighty-five years of age, there could be no reason why he should not be quite as efficient at that ...

... gentlemen of various shades of opinion ; gentlemen who represented the opinions of the ancient aristocratic constitutional Whig down to gentlemen who, like his friend Mr. Stockburn (one of the opponents), was -a worshipper of John Bright. This allusion ...

... Lowe extolled on all sides for his genius, his intellect, and acuteness, but distrusted on all sides because he is neither Whig nor Tory, Liberal nor Conservative, reformer nor anti-reformer! Who, when he looks on these things, would be a leading statesman ...

... for him. There was very little in the speech made by Mr. Stockburn that required an answer, for it was the old story of the whigs always in the right and the tories always in the wrong. (Hoar, hear.) When he last had the pleasure of soliciting their vo ...

... MINISTER might have spared himself the trouble - of showing by how fine a shade a certain feeble sand timorous species of ancient Whig differs from -a certain feeble and timorous species of modern sTory. It is quite impossible to suppose so kindly -and moderate ...

... by the constitutional advisers of the crown. (A la'seh.) It was said in former days that Mr. O'Connell was dictator to the whigs.. Was it to be said in I811 that the member for the university of Dublin (Mr. Whiteside) was to he dictator to her Majesty's ...