... however, largo classes of litigants have been kept out of the County Courts by defects in the earlier acts, which successive Whig Lord Chancellors have allowed to remain unremedied for two-thirds of a generation Indeed, these acts seem to have been framed ...

... notoriously unfair — a measure framed, according to the candid avowal of many of its supporters, chiefly with a view to giving the Whigs a fresh lease of power. Mr. Harcourt will, I trust, re- collect, in the second place, that no sooner had Lord Derby and his ...

... on. Colonel Dick>on declared that the ti:u« was coming when Mr. Gladstone must return to power, not supported treacherous Whigs— to whom the Tories were far to be preferred—but by Mr. Bright, Mr. Forster, Mr. Taylor, Professor Fawcett, and Mr. Mill. defended ...

... drained, dirty, and obnoxious fever- breeding dens in which for so long our soldiers were condemned by the opposition of the Whig party in Parliament to evory grant asked for barrack im- provement. It is not more than forty years since, in the West Indies ...

... u tion. Colonel Dickson declared that the time coming when Mr. Gladstone must return to power, * u PPorted by treacherous Whigs— to whom the Tories ilt tito ** preferred— bnt by Mr. Bright, Mr. Forster, •Mr' ]j ay ?? 0r > Professor Fawcett, and Mr. Mill ...

... will in no d linen Ity to the claims of Whigs or Liberals again tho Conservatives. men who carried the T\ Hours Bill will carry the Reform Bill, which is restore to the working classes the privileges which a Whig Government wrested from them in 18153, ...

... Desert to join Sir Ralph Abcrcromby in 180-A— a march made from Viaiiuiua Tuna to and back. condemned by the opposition the Whig party in Parliament every grant asked for barrack improvement. is not moro than forty years since, in tlio West Indies, the ...

... represented, or sends two more', valuable men to the house than Lambeth; West- minster divides her representation between a great Whig family and a great Radical philosopher j and the members for Southv.ark aro, socially and intellectually, quite oqual to the ...

... their political destiny. The thinking sec- tion of the artisan class cannot avoid seeing that vvliilst 15 years of cominuoui Whig-Kadieal declamation led to no practical result, the Conservative party Ins in as many months, I may say, brought the matter ...

... gratitude to her Majesty's government for restoring to the | working men the franchise of which they were deprived by tbe : Whigs and Radicals in 1832. It was on tbat occasion that ! Lord Derby said this : — The object we have in view is to I combine ...

... was natural enough, and whether the result is attributable to the energy of this opposition or to the legal blundering of tho Whig law officers in Ireland, or to the disgrace attaching to the circumstances connected with this charter, the charter is now ...

... boundary arrangements under the Reform Bill. Lord Evere'ley, who is to be the chairman, preceded Mr. Denison as Speaker. He is a Whig of the old school. Mr. Dramston, who represented South Essex for several years, and Sir John Duckworth, who once sat for the ...