... of a wrong with perfect composure, and consent to be guided by no loftier policy than that of dishing the Whigs. l Lord Derby has dished the Whigs in a spirit l of revenge. Re resents the part taken by Ea-I Russell in mooting the Reform question once more ...

... you I appeal to think there is ; for it is just possible that I the BIile f uo; so gocd or honest as it Bcems. f xA for tile Whig peers, they make no disguise of t their feat ani hatred of the Bill, solely on aseceunt of r its slpp9ci] democratic tendency ...

... rejoicing to flie Conserva- tives of the kingdom, to know that a Tory Administration have effected in a few months that which the Whigs, with all their opportunity, boast, and party majorities, were unable to achieve in FIFJTEEN YEARS. Lord Gemy, the mover of ...

... been practically effaced. You talk of Conser- vatives, of Liberal Conservatives, and Conserva- tive Liberals, of Whigs, and Moderate Whigs, of Advanced Liberals, and of Radicals; yet with regard to a large portion of them it would much puzzle us to ...

... voted for' the Whig candidate. (Cheers and laughter.) Since he (Mr. Hardy) had. become connected with the borough, it had much improved. (Laughter.) If a Whig now attempted to represent it he must bribe heavily. (A laugh.) If the Whigs would only let ...

... can do the same in reference to Hyde and cher London parks. But it would be as well for the Miristers of the Crown, be they Whig or Tory, to take -ee d sld timely warning by certain recent occurrences ct may -ce accepted as evidences of the ticklish temper ...

... widened freedom which the present measure of Reform is fitted to confer. What difference the new franchises may make as between Whigs and Tories at the next election, we do not believe that any one can tell. But the difference which the Liberal party, without ...

... some of the trans- ?? of their laws what George the Third and (Jastlereagh did to certain Liberals of their day; what 'he Whigs did to the Chartists in 1889, 1842, and 1848; what the Erglish aristocracy have done and are still .omng to millions of the ...

... number, and it is precisely in them that Mr. DISRAELI has found his most powerful practical support. A year ago they were Whigs, or Tories, or Liberals, or something that went by one of those names. But two sessions of parliamentary warfare, and the ...

... same university; and in P the last century Oxford was always regarded as the s stronghold of the tories, and Cambridge of the whigs. At no part of its long and illustrious career has Cambridge distinguished itself more e: splendidly than during the seventeenth ...

... contended that this was a delusion. In times gone by the counties of England were represented largely by men belonging to the whig or liberal party, and he believed 'hat they were destined to be so represented again. Ithadbeen sometimes said that language ...

... scheme of redistribu- tioD, and it is because he knows this that he proposes his amliendment. Fortunate]y, the power of the Whig leaders for evil is not equal to their will. But, ignominious as their failure of this last attempt to shelve Reform will be ...