... Kensington Museum. The Star, referring to the Totnes election commission, says if many dukes act like that eminent pillar of the Whig partyhas done with reference to election affairs. a measure for the disfranchisement of dukes would be one of the most crying ...

... allied herself heart and soul to a party of the day called the Tory party, while slim as heartily disliked another party called Whigs. Why should it concern them if queen Anne chose to wear her own hair, preferring that which was natural to that she may have ...

... even be re-constructed, without peril to the liberties we and our auceotors have enjoyed under it, whether they be called Whigs or Tories, will only unite, lay aside the heats of party and fatal prejudices, girding themselves to the task of moulding a ...

... gatherings is to be seen in the Dolphin and Anchor Societies, the former of which from old time boasts its Tory, the latter its Whig, principles ; names now diluted into Conservative and Liberal. The phases of the parties may change, the terms to express their ...

... Lord Bath. But what alarmed at. In the 17th century, the wisdom, and the about the other five, who all belonged to the great Whig firmness, and the moderation of them who pre ceded us, families of the country, and without whose aupport Lord after ROlllO ...

... your recollection. I venters to ask, having reference to three opinions, why ' we should not get some declaration from the Whig leaders that they cannot go that length, that they are not prepared for uuiversal suffrage, and cannot recommend the forced ...

... whether reforming ur not, the one important reform is 'elf-reform. A man's happiness does not at all depend on Government, Whig or Tory. Trust not in princes; trust not in politicians; trust not in monster demonstrations—trust in nothing at ' all but ...