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... hundreds of thousands (loud cheers). It was assembly of working men sufficiently numerous at all events to teach any ministry, Whig or Tory, or whatever name might bear, that they could no longer trifled with upon this question of Reform (loud cheers). It ...

... thought his remarks were clear Rpd decided a certain direction that there was no room for two readings—a Tory reading and a Whig reading. But seeing the above remarks, I thought I must surely be ! mistaken. So I referred to the report of Mr. Bright’s speech ...

... iess’ was not the less a popular quality to the former . a sur^ e °j •. he writes, Colendge is eneration that it combined a Whig nobleman's iraperi- , bad wonderfully picks up, and his face, usness with just a flavour of the favourite dissenting he repeats ...

... act was another question, but what he (Mr. Forster) said was that they must demand of any Government, whether it be Tory or Whig, the settlement of that question, and if a bill were brought forward they must judge it upon its merits whoever might have ...

... ou knowledge, this politico-religious lampoon was neve sung as an act of worship It’s but a mere illusion For a man to be a Whig, Their great mass of confusion Would any brain fatigue They’re rugged in appearance, They slight all scripture clearance, With ...

... wide intervals of time, and which gave occasion for that cry of apathy and indifference of the Tory party, and of renegade Whigs, which answered their purpose so well and so long. Cut no sooner is the flag of their political faith unfurled, no sooner is ...