... country, to they were still isis was much ; was time for le believed in classes of the issent, Whigs, the expendi;ry, he thought ieir protesUnt hether whigs, 1 in support of there was no aid be as much The speaker int Protest antwo enemies to idethe church ...

... themselves in their newly-learned art of “dishing the Whigs,” by surpassing them in the popularity and comprehensiveness of their political programme. The new Tory tactics are to outrun the Whigs, and get abreast of tbe Radicals in the race of reform ...

... Edinburgh, as vigorously and with as much innocence if he had never deluded the Tories and dished the Whigs by carrying household suffrage. And as neither Whigs nor Tories can dispense with his services in obstructing and nullifying the future measures of the ...

... of war, and the country will finally learn whether the Liberal party is recreant and disorganised, and that to propitiate Whigs and Adallaviites Mr. Gladstone has consented to sacrifice his own convictions ; or that, retaining them, he is not the leader ...

... Tho number of subjects on which something must be done” is increasing rapidly on the hands of the ruling classes that whether Whig or Tory hold the reins the pace must be mended or the hurry of events will carry them off their feet. The Queen’s speech on ...

... real begin : if real battle there is to be. Greay. to be feared that there will be no light, Tories are so artful and the Whigs are 0 J ling that between them they will hustle j mockery of Reform through parliament- Gladstone is in no pleasant predic ...

... though destroyed the compound householder, it enabled him to achieve the one great object of his heart—that of “dishing the Whigs” and keeping in office. But the ghost of the compound householder will not rest. At every political gathering in the country ...

... The schemes are not of a party kind, if we except their bearing against the people, they are schemes in the interest of both Whig and Tory, as against the community, which has interest but that which can be served by equality and justice. We anticipate ...

... to rise to the premier of the nation. The people were growing tired with the struggles foroffice between one or other great Whig family and its followers, and oneorother great Tory family and its adherents, they intended now to destroy once and for all ...

... church ami dissent, Whigs tones and radicals, aUowing and defending the expendituro of the national funds in support of popery, he thought u ol '*'. ,* men t0 look thrfr protestant tori«« P , he y 'ild ti> to find out whether whigs, the liberties aIS ...

... MINOR ITEMS It is no secret that the Manchester Guardian loves John Bright certain gentleman loves holy water. That wealthy Whig organ, which has grown fat on tho labours of the Radical party, opposed Mr. Jacob Bright at the recent election with all its ...

... which about 60 sat down. The -chair was afterwards occupied by Mr, Sampson, senior, of Ashton-under-Lyne. Messrs. Rhodes, Whig ley, and Lawton supplied the quadrille music, which called out the usual capering efforts of the company present.—After drinking ...