... is Lord Palmerston, though at the head of no single party, though himself belonging exclusively neither to the Conservative, Whig, nor Radical school, commanded the sympathy of some threefourths of the House of Commons, and was therefore regularly supported ...

... Government, and which on the eve of a general election they could with such ease have enforced. The Catholic supporters of the Whig Government trusted too con fidingly in the promises of Sir George Grey and of Mr. Gladstone. The views and wishes of the bishops ...

... Tories are in power,and of cunning, artful, jeauiticalUltramontanes when the Whigs are in office. Party feeling runs high that the object of every Irish Government, be it Whig or Tory, is, if not to persecute, at least to insult, injure, aud destroy the ...

... of Whigs, of Liberals, of Advanced Liberal*, and of Radical Liberals; yet with regard a large portion of them it would much puzzle us t 11 the differei ce between Conservative Liberal and Liberal Conservative, botween Liberal Conservative and Whig, between ...

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

... alone would suffer; that it is Lord Derby’s party which would exterminated. Let such flattering unction be applied to any Whig. It his party that wiU be blotted out and not the Conservatives. Even now the AdnUamites are denounced and held up to odium ...

... Earl of Darby and Earl Russell have both declared Church-rates to be a burden on land • the leaders of the Conservatives and Whigs in the House of Commons are agreed on this question ; the ultra-Dissenters have distinct objects in contemplation which make ...

... regret, this ia not only very silly and mischievous, it is quite un- English, and charity can only conjecture that the Tory and Whig Secretaries of State have set their beads together to supply what was wanting the agitation for Reform.” ...

... tion which so received satisfacl he had been just by a number of fined it in Utopia, logland. (A laugh country the electors Whigs, Tories, and in many cases fin; home, and similar bility of incurring maintained the elec hear.) He would a; the fact that ...

... country; that we should think that their cause is ours; that henceforth ems argallidek traditions, literature, gifted men, sbnii Whig and ours in common ;that, in fact, with bib, sr with all, of us, should be the sentiment of the Dais& race against the world ...

... Liberal journals which persist in maintaining his infallibility and freeness from error. And having asked it, we will let a Whig of the first water give the answer. Mr. Siiafto Adair is leading Liberal of Suffolk, and has recently been asked to contest ...

... subject to the same restrictions, as the Church at home. There can be no question that this has been the aim of both Tories and Whigs until quite recently, nor that, until events defeated it, this was the object they steadily pursued. It may chance that it ...