... would be wrested by the Whigs, Xu that case the Conservatives threaten that at the next general election they will either start two candidates of their own or unite with the independent opposition party, and cast ouk the Whig under any circa instances ...

... 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 ...

... tbe great leader of the Whig party, Mr Gladstone, should, 1 almost feel will, join with Mr Bright iu asking for mure, then I say it is the duly of every Conservative—and hope they will bo joined by tbe great body of moderate Whigs—to oppose any such measure ...

... miraculous power. The Star, referring to the Totnes election commission, says if many dukes act like that eminent pillar of the Whig party has done with reference to election affairs, measure for the disfranchisement of dukes would one ot the most crying ...

... Mr. Coleridge : Do you know the difference between Whig and Tory? One party gives you more work than another I suppose?— Yes; the Liberals give me more. Mr. Coleridge : You know as much about Whig and Tory half the other voters do. Richard Tarring, baker: ...

... considerable. The Star, referring to the Totnes Election Commission, says if many dukes act like that eminent pillar of the Whig party has ...

... proceedings, was turned out Court. T. E. Rogets received £40 for his vote on nomination day. Did not know the difference between Whig and lory, but voted according to his station—-meant that he voted his landlord voted. T. Gillham said that was bribed by ...

... “hieved without a compromise. The Government of Lord roy, in 1859, offered terms which were, at once, liberal 4 safe; but the Whigs, hungry for office, declined them “eontinently, and passed a Resolution at their Meeting, at ilis’s Rooms, which future historians ...

... 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 ...

... labour. What was gaited was to Midge over the gulf that the mere pos. session of money was digging lathe midst of society, to Whigs over the chases bet w en labour and capital. They Led la a time when it menial to be the interest of motion of the state to ...

... Member for Birmingham cannot go. He has publicly deplored that he ever lent himself to the Whig and Radical cabal in 1859, and if the Bill of the present Government be a better measure (as no doubt it easily may be) than that of Mr. Gladstone of last ...

... consistedlt was apparent that while Whigs were trying to I of 202,400 men with 776 guns. They were also to get Tories oat of power, and Tories were trying aided by a brigade of 5,000 men and 8 guns, and to turn out the Whigs, the great interests of' the the ...