... great self-denial-nay, great forbearance I -will be required both of the Conservatives as a party. and ; of the Constitutional Whigs. WAe do not believe that amuong . these litter there can be any who seriously desire to go back I to the .anomalous position ...

... superior swiftness, but to principled accomplice who bargained for of the prize-money. Now that is how it fell o the great Whig and Tory race, which all the * watched with so much interest last session. c a fair field and no favour, and who *. doubted ...

... sections whose differences are essential, and ot whose respective objects are adverse, and who are yet m rob professed friends. Whig and Couservative are alike P' bhe the supporters of existing institutions. Where they are lot at variance it is on small matters ...

... in its later phases the repeal of the Union for Ireland, and other extraneous questions. Their measureswere opposed by the Whig Government; the Chartist leaders were prosecuted in 1839, in 1842, and 1848 Yet sympathy manifested their behalf was not complained ...

... the political article views with alarm the gathering strength and daring assaults of the denim of democracy, and be warns Whigs and Tories that ' their sectional bickerings are aff , ading the pre-cars' purtinity which the enemy is waiting for to accompilds ...

... necessary in future sessions But own opinion is that we do not require min fresh legislation as we require the abrogation of whig useless, and the simplifying of what is difficult u understand in the over-loaded statute hooke of tins country. (Applause ...

... Anderson was delivering his address, the horses being unyoked, a number of the crowd were busily engaged affixing a rope to the Whig% when done, they pulled off with air* 'peed till they arrived at the entrance of seeision. It was quite a novel sight to see ...

... proper tie. or a pomade properties of a hair wash hitherto ailed owing the total absence of any affinity between them; but, Whig to a wines of experiment., the formerly Mgt ispoesoMee minter now superseded by a clear. animating Sind. width preserves all ...

... them- writer of the political article views with alarm gathering strength and daring assaults of the of democracy, and warns Whigs and Tories * their sectional bickerings are affording the precis 6 & port-unity which the enemy waiting for to accomP their ...

... but to the unprincipled accomplice who bargained for a share of the prize -money. Now that is how it fell ont in the great Whig and Tory race, which all the world watched with so much interest last session. Given a fair field and no favour, and who could ...

... the question, and supported the Conservative patty, took an active and efficient |>ert In the government of the coantry the Whig* then broadly asserted the Rcfo.m Act • final measure. The Radicals, disappointed the Reform Act, became angry, and began movement ...

... retnedy, it was oisly nw that the Go, Inecessity occurred to him. Earl Derby's explanationis, sho .however, did niot Satisfy his Whig rival , who persisted mu Iin interpreting thel, Home Secretary's promise that tak there shiould be I'no demonstrations of either ...