... whether Lord Derby leads them or not, however, have evidently bad no intention of surrendering their places to the Whigs without struggle. The Whigs were very well a generation ago. when the p'ogrcss of the country was slower, and half-andhalf reforms were the ...

... land is the Tory difficulty—it was so in the days of yore —itis so now (hear, hear). It will Tory difficulty—it will be the Whig difficultyuntil we start from the very beginning in reference to our dealing with Ireßnd, and proclaim equal laws, equal rights ...

... Ministry, and agitation would now have been rife for manhood suffrage, equal electoral districts, the ballot. 4c ; while a Whig Ministry would have been busy calculating how low they could safely reduce the figures in the bill of 1866. It is either too ...