... is a perenlial thoc n in th1e flesh. i thet t6.everY Adimifistratiof, is quiite a bvslh4of 2os05 for I then an agitator.- Whigs andd 'lrics alike fludl thnt 1 theit country: their gfeat :diFictlty ;i, RGiT opse.. Iinds is llmfinest fieldi to:, G tli'tthsi5 ...

... answered by Not so, it is a Tory that comes out next time, and we are not going to replace one Tory by another; we win have a Whig out and a Tory in. Those who really wish to exclude politics from the Town Council should beware not to lend themselves, their ...

... more sauizale for the despalch and arrival of mails, and they had some hope of obtain- ing adecision in their favour when the Whig Ad- mnisltration went out and & Conservative Ad mini- Btation came in. Now, so farfrom the West India mails being sent to Plymouth ...

... was. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Windeatt, s solicitors, used to support me. Party feeling then was different to what it is now. The whig governient was as 'd much attacked by the radicals as by the tories, and a radi- .d cal member would have been as bad for the ...

... like that of the Premier, has always, it is well i known, illustrated the Tory party. The measure was strongly opposed by the Whig Attorney-Gene- ral for Ireland, Mr. JosErPn NAPIER, and by the Radical member for Oxfordshire, Mr. HENLEY. Lord DERBY (then ...

... political foe. He thcew Tis woeight into tlie scale against tle Government wvhiclh oul'l2rcd a far nluoc liberal masure thani the Whigs could carry, andl th- resul was that the liussell-l'ahlerstott Cabinet camc inbto power, andl ditl nothing. 'Mr. Brignt himself ...

... alliance between the people of JEpgland and the people of Ireland. With the people of England, with no class, no Tories, no Whigs, but with the millions who have never had hand or part in the past misgovernment of Ireland. In this allianceretthe oy hope ...

... Mlr%. 1Edwards and Mr. Wiodeatt, solicitors, used to suppolt me. Party feeling then wais different to what it is stow. The Whig Government was as much attacked by the Radicals as by the Tories, and a Itadical member wold 1 have been as bad for the Govern- ...

... oldest and wiliest politician in the world could not have delivered such 'an infinite deal of nothing so cleverly, The great 'Whig art of speaking much and saying nothing yvas never exemplified in greater pcr- fection. Nothing could be inure friendly and ...

... famous for its devotion to the Whigs, ISw converted into a Tory organ, actually claims for the Tory Government the credit of introducing running drill into the exercise of the army. For thirty years, it is said, the Whigs have had power, and yet they never ...

... like that of the Premier, has always, it is well known, illustrated the Tory party. The measure was strongly opposed by the Whig Attorney-General for Ireland, Mr Joseph Napier, and by the Radical member for Oxfordshire, Mr Henley. Lord Derby (then Lord ...

... Colonel Dick- son, Mr Edmond Beales, and Mr Ernest Jones. The resolutions were of the usual character. Mr J. D. Harris, the Whig mem- ber, was not present, At Hull, according to a telegram in the Star, both the borough members advocated household suffrage ...