... forgotten, that the spirit of Liberalism in the great boroughs has not yet died out, and that the lines of demarcation between Whig and Tory have not become obliterated by the almost accom• plished fact of a new Reform Bill with Household Suffrage. In Birmingham ...

... more so as it was thoroughly unexpected, and is, even now, not easy to be accounted for. It was a fair stand-up fight between Whig and Tory, between a nominee of the House of Beaufort and a scion of the House of Berkeley ; and although there was not much ...

... Hall, Dining Room, Drawing Room. Breakfast Parlour and Library, all these Rooms are aged ap with vouch taste with modern /Whigs. The Chambers am lofty and shy, and are eight in number, fitted with cupboards. and baths supplied with but and cold water ...

... ironical laughter.) That bill, in spite of all that could be said by the Liberal party, had been most ardently opposed by the Whigs in the Rouse of Commons, and it was entirely through the energy and exertions of the Conservative Government that its benefits ...