... accustomed to speak as whigs, are not the whigs who the political character to the party. The old whigs made real sacrifices the cause of the people. They were a band of statesmen who carried this country peacefully through one great stage of a mighty revolution ...

... glorious Reform Bill, proposed by Earl Russell, strenuously opposed by the Duke of Wellington and tory party, but, usual, thj whigs are in the ascendancy, and the bill passes. The slave question was ably advocated by Wilberforce and Fowell Buxton, was opposed ...

... revolving with his t of Palmer» dewy eve. This journal was once in comforter st .°n, and for half a century instrument ?f the old Whigs. It is therefore a prop Right Meeting that union of parties and we Son. Knight of Pynes hath special 8 guc _ look with interest ...

... with toryism. The parliament of 1710 was essentially a tory one, and not liking civil and religious liberty (according to tho whig notion) passed tho Occasional Conformity Bill, by which Dissenters before taking on office, or entering into a corporation ...

... you re collect that upon the ™$^. £ was erea* gathering of the Whig and Radical party, an an'arrangement was made and a compact arrived a between the extreme Liberal party and the Whig party The princiole that bound them together was a very siu.pl one ...