... between the supporters of Toryism and Whigism, and the great body of the Radical Reformers. Both the Whigs and Tories were to be despised. The Whigs, however, might be squeezed, and if they could be got into the right humour, the cause of the people was ...

... death struggle between the supporters of Toryism and and the great body of the Radical reformers. Both the Whigs and Torys were to be despised. The Whigs, however, might be squeezed, and if they could be got into the right humour the cause of the people was ...

... cause. We are sorry to find Lord Houghton was at the banquet. In days gone by was Conservative. Then became a rahnerstonian Whig; now he has developed into a Brighthite. When Tory, was a good poet; but Manchester talked bad prose instead. He spoke •* a ...

... cause. We arc sorry to find Lord Houghton was at the banquet. In days gone he was Conservative. Then he became a Palmerstonian Whig ; now he has developed into Brigbthite. When Tory, he was good poet; but at Manchester he talked bad prose instead. He spoke ...