... of himself to his party, and the unconditional surrender of the latter to the people. He fought against what he called the Whig monopoly of Reform. He referred at considerable length to the part he had taken in passing the Reform Bill, and contended ...

... repealed. Mr. John Arkell said that the people had cried out We have a right to repeal these corn laws, and whether they be Whigs or Tories in office we are resolved these laws shall be repealed, and they were repealed. That might be the case when the ...

... e to that State necessity requires that some with:mast should be arrived at. IlUera ) You might say that it was merely the Whig party that were of this opinion I. that the ease? Every Prune Minister during these fifteen years, and every party that has ...

... prove that Tories were always the Reformers they now are under the Derby-Disraeli captainship, and that it they, and not tne Whigs, to whom we are indebted for the real greatness of England. He did not tell them this in many words, but these were in reality ...

... Emperor of the French, to Permit the tacit collapse of the September convention. The English Radicals with certain tuft-hunting Whigs are, Consequently, responsible for much of the blood shed, which 48 already taken place, and for many of the disasters to which ...

... his Cabinet, admitted not only that Reform was not a party question, but also that it was not the exclusive heritage of the Whigs. Then he alluded to the compact entered into by Sir Robebt Pbel, as leader of the Tory party, not to disturb the settlement ...

... generation after generation that the masses are at all times ripe for rebellion, with or without a cause. In an evil day the Whigs passed the patronage of his country into the hands of O'Connell Agitation was his stock in thole. Repeal was the popular pretence ...

... time in consequence of sickness. At the last election for Manchester the learned gentleman was returned by a combination of Whigs and Conservatives, is opposition to Mr. Jacob Bright, the Radical candidate. Mv. James was one of the many illustrious examples ...

... enthusiasm, and • most agreeable and harmonious 'wooing followed. TNI UIIIC 1 P A L littecrtow• pawed off quietly. Five of the Whig' coontrillowi, Messrs. Bestows, Knight, Morrell, Crump, anti Willie, ere Liberals; the other, Mr. Cook, i.. TIM KESI3 U ItY ...

... hap therefore favoured us with the following exposition of his views on this important question. Government Officials, both Whig and Tory, always hold out a sort of bugbear over the public at large, and all the old women and men, fundholders, were made ...

... hopes that the humiliati lesson would not ‘have been thrown away on them, and that in future an honourable emulation ween Whigs and Tories, as to ich should do most for the amelioration of the would have saved us from the disagreeable duty of motives ...

... the true value of several preparations of concentrated meat was ascertained. For instance, the recipe given by Professor ',Whig, some years ago, for extracting the essence of meat, which is now being carried out both in Australia and South America, and ...