... that the tories did it for the sake of place, and for no other reason whatever. Lord Derby hoisted that they dished the Whigs doing it. The most honorable and consistant their supporters washed their hands of ttie concern, withdrew from the Cabinet ...

... by Mr. Potter. Mr. Bennett (Tory) was proposed by Mr. Alderman Curtis, and seconded by Mr. Donnington. Mr. Henry (Moderate Whig), was proposed by Mr. Jackson, and seconded by Mr. Callender. The Mayor declared the show of hands in favour of Mr. Jacob Bright ...

... that barbarous country has as little as may be to do with party politics—just nothing in fact. Whether the government here whig or tory makes no difference to King Theodore ; but the way in which our government deals with him may make a great difference ...

... m >king a character for impartiality, promotion by merit,' and that kind of thing. Hero has Lord Palmerston been making Whig Bishops and Deans by the score for years that in the review of waiting Tory pareens seem endless, and now to have a Tory Prime ...