... possible distances from political liberality. In ds sense the Conservatives have a claim upon the loice of the people equal to any Whig, such as r. BRUCE. But Parliament does not treat gen- amen in this manner. Thirty or forty years of ost important services ...

... portions of their political rights, by pressure from without, and under the influence of party motives. Mr. BnucE belongs to this Whig, semi-Liberal, more than semi-Tory class of politicians. He has not made himself popular among the working classes. He seems ...

... Cef supported the resolution in a. Welsh lapel h, in which; drew a comparison between Mr. Richard, as a Liberi all,i the Whigs of the oil school Tories, Liberal Coi servatives, and others of the rest and be chankfu scl/ool. Let them now, when they were ...

... sent him to Mexico. The boldest Radical could not conceive that the Tories would have allowed such Bill to be carried. The Whigs have always talked in bold language about the working classes and their claims, when there was nothing to be done but to weave ...

... Toast- The Visiting Brothers Song- The good old days, Mr. W. Spooner. Mr. Baker responded to The Visiting Brothers. Song—Whigs on the Green, Mr. Morgan. Toast— Town and Trade of Tredegar. Res- ponded to by Mr. D. Morgan. Song—Jessie at the Railway ...

... oflast Session, and its principal was much the same as that of the Montgomery Act in Scotland. Mr. Agar-Ellis obtained leave to Whig in a Bill to enable contracts to be made between landlord and tenant for the impuovement of land in Ireland. The other business ...

... the peltings of the pitiless storm of invective and scorn poured upon his head—vilified by the Tories, frowned upon by the Whigs as doing more harm than good to the cause of reform, and yet never blanching for an instant (loud eheers). To this man, I say ...

... are enraged because the constituents have chosen a representative without consulting the p easuie o a handful of decaying Whigs, I do not envy his position and I am surprised that you, Mr.Editor should take1 to heart the well-meant words which I have ...

... manly effort to rescue the borough of Bre- con from being misrepresented by an honest Tory on the one hand, and a dishonest Whig on the other. Mr. John then presented the address and a silver inkstand. The address was printed on silk, in gold leaf. The ...

... than he can do to keep his real self from peeping through the gratings of the cell in which expediency has locked it up. The Whigs, as a party, no doubt, have done great service; but all. observing men have been convinced that their liberality has had quite ...

... and made a sub- ject of experiment than another is projected, to meet some fresh-discovered difficulty. In the estimation of Whig Liberals the Minutes of Council plan was faultless and it was held up to admiration years ago, as having a claim almost to ...

... personal, domestic, and social interests, absorb their vers and their every movement. They understand as little about the Whig and Tory parties, or their various subdivisions, as they dl* the various castes of society, instituted by the feudal system ...