... Tipperary election, who, he remarked, since he was a Tory, was the political enemy of the people and priests equally, while the Whig candidate was belauded the friend of the people and the friend of the country. And the speech of Sir John Gray was only one ...

... spinster of the past generation. The Star, referring to the election commission, says many dukes act like that eminent pillar the Whig party has done with reference to election affairs, measure for the disfranchisement dukes would one of the most crying wants ...

... democratic Reform, and the intermediate instruments .and means the expulsion of the Tories from power, and the restoration of the Whigs to their old seats in Downing-street; but his five days’ tarrying in the sistcj island must have convinced him that little ...

... following note :—** Lord Derby and the Conservative bar seem likely to have as great a run of luck as Lord Palmerston with the Whig clergy, but the good fortune in the present instance will more the side the new dignitaries than of the Government, who will ...

... not others, to Tret •Urmed fctnncss, •fter from the aocie. i ud Lord B»th. Bat what fh.,ut th« • country, ami without whose Whig t' Ku'oeU would scarcely able ft>rm tbow ore prrro coujUcaliou their property; t not open their eye., and tfce l»*?i.SlSeratemen ...

... reference to the elective franchise knew no party (hear. hear). endeavoured deal with the whole country, and with the Tories, Whigs, and Radicals. He wanted to see all men tb« full exercise their rights. When they had men like the Duke of Somerset, standing ...

... afford to be uncivil to any one. It is true Mr. Berkeley must have some butt for his irrepressible personalities buti it was a Whig Duke, member of the Hussell- Qladstone ministry he pitched into, no one could have any objection to his doing so, supposing ...

... critic brings an indictment of general administrative incapacity, and we think he goes far to prove his case as against our Whig rulers, though we cannot see how can logically include under the same condemnation the Conservatives, who have had almost no ...

... unionist for Reform purposes. This was pregnant with danger ; and whv had they not got some declaration from some the leaders the Whigs, that they could not go the length such |»ersonB advocated, that they must bold aloof, and could not format) alliance with ...

... scribe does not seem be aware that whenever clergyman appears before the public in the character of keen politician, whether Whig or Tory, bis words and actions are sure to be made the subjects of critieism. Mr. Caldicott, in his late harangue, told bis ...

... their property. He should wonder if it did not oi>en their eyes and the eyes of all moderate men and the old and respectable Whig party, to the real prospects and real intentions that revolutionary demagogue.’ further asserted, if the report be correct ...