... the scheme originally introduced, ending in a bill exceeding in liberality anythiug that could have been hoped for from the Whig party, we cannot but think that the time was well chosen for the measure, and that a fortunate concurrence of circumstances ...

... Watts, securing the return of candidate after candidate of the Whig party, not only was himself Col. Berkeley's intimate friend and adviser, but also introduced to his table the Whig magnates of the borough, binding them together with the electrical ...

... inflaenoe served still forther to make the straggle an anxious one. It was, indeed, mainly to this, and sianuar defections of the Whig party, that Mr. J. E. Dorington's candidature was anything but a forlorn hope. Had the Btanton party remained firm, there la ...

... Conservative principles are extremely elastics, evidently. That address would suit either a rank Tory, or an Adellamite, or a Whig, or a Radical. I hope to.day we shall be somewhat enlightened upon the subject : all that we have at present to judge from ...

... whereas the Reform Bill of 1832 to • certain extent destroyed the character and the names of the two great political parties, Whigs and Tories, making them Liberals and Conservatives, I will venture to soy that the Reform Bill of 1867 will effect a like change ...

... at a few days' notice, comes out upon principles which are at this juncture what Tory principles were formerly as opposed to Whig principles, to fight Mr. WINTRNBONIAL :champion of advanced opinions, and actually polls 508 votes, being only in a minority ...

... Gladstone oannot hope to take offioe with credit until new Parliament, with new views, has made him mora independent of the Whig Peers than oould be now; and it is a loss to the Ministry in tbe daily eondoet of affaire that there should not be a leader ...