... 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 ...

... they should come il. Mr. M'Laren might apply his strictures on the Whigs of Edinburgh to nearly all thel. Whigs of patrician race who dwell south of the Tweed. Indeed, the great' Whig houses have been the conspicuous traitors to the good cause. They who ...

... preferred a gradual to a sudden and violent extension of the suffrage, he should have been th ankful if the tories and exclusive whigs had Leen fit to accept the very restricted measure of reform proposed by the late government. He had been convinced, however ...

... should buy Ius out and sell our land in snmdl lots and onl easy torms to the tenants. Timid Tories. ammdl for that matter Whigs as well, scream out R('tmltinn,' Robbery. Ouramusing in- structor, Ilr. Iatthiew Arnold, may tell us of what Stein dlid ...

... consideration, of which one may, and the other eusat, come to the aid ot the Conservative Cabinet in the impending issues. The Whig Party, as they have already proved through two most important inenibers of' their party, Earl GROSVENOR and Lord DUNKELLIN ...

... demagogues are now exerting their leadership and influence to promote. In complicity with, or instigated by the self-defeated Whigs, the Trade Reform Association of the letropolis, as the old Trades' Union imw style thlemselves. propose to hold a monster ...

... countrymen, than the employment oc soldiers to lend eclat to the celebration of the triumphs of Pliwial patties, whether they be Whigs or ConservativeS, Tories or Radicals. We skould like to hear what Sir Hugh Cairns and his friends would Esay If a military ...

... that arrangement. The abuses of the old system had been a favourite subject for the diatribes of Liberal politicians, and the Whig Govern- ment of King WILLIAM IV. determined to initiate some reform of them. The King strongly objected to the change, using ...

... opinion. Politics are freely discussed by the various occupants of the barber's chair; and whilst scraping the chin of the Whig customer, the shaver can lend an attentive ear to the opinions enunciated by the Conservative waiting to undergo a similar ...

... Rome prevailed. Let us hope that after the present excitement in certain Irish circles is over, common sense will prevail, and Whig and Tory will unite to carry out an arrangement which is altogether unexceptionable. ...

... great poitical meetings, and he ventured to ask why the public had not got some declaration from some of the leaders of the Whig party to the effect that they could not go the length of the extfome Radicals. It was right that they should have- some declaration ...

... were- quite sure it would leave all thoee things you talk of. just as they are. It is equally possible that some experienced whig minister Will whisper, We've tried, and we cannot do it; we want to be economic, and parliament will not let us. We did not ...