... ives who were not opposed to Maynooth, and the result of which was that ' almost every candidate who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical,fdeclared that at heart he had always been opposed to the Grant, and was ready to pledge himself against ...

... ambition. opportunity will shortly be afforded to many boroughs, where the representation has hitherto been divided between Whig and Tory and where exceptional means have been employed to ensure success, of retrieving their character and causing their ...

... hoped. The condition Ireland is extremely unsatisfactory, and it reflects discredit the administrations, alike of Tories and Whigs, that after a dominant connexion with that country of nearly 700 years, the English Government of the present day has been ...

... politicians—mean, mercenary wretches, labouring for hire but seeking their own aggrandizement, who are a bane and a curse to Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives—of whom all parties would be well rid; from contact with whom every virtuous man should ...

... in social aud political matters, and was first returned to Parliament by the borough of Peuryn, which he represented in the Whig interest for many years. He was subsequently returned as one of the members for West Cornwall, and on his resignation was succeeded ...

... body of men not all thinking alike, because their minds were alive and were not simply alive aud were not simply led by the Whigs, but in the main concurring one with another and with their leader in the deep recognition of the principles of civil and religious ...

... undivided Shares and in Messuage Farm and l*no» called LECOTT, and a Tenement a COTT, situate in the Parish of Knowstone, the folio whig or such other Lots may determinea at the Auction. ; and in Lot 1.-Two undivided Third Parts t conthe Messuage, Farm, and Lands ...

... ne W S ° rue folly on the 9th December, and thlt the aB will come under discussion on e lSb tho THXBE a hopeful change of Whig families with reference to the the ago the Marquis of £ew the house of Cavendish, gave a qualified So,? heir Port Mr. Berkeley ...

... with Mr. Lowe, who resisted it, forget that Lord Derby, meditating household suffrage as a possible means of dishing the Whigs, did not scruple to invite Mr. Lowe's assistance. A Telegram received at the India-office states that Lord Mayo arrived in ...

... Liberal or, rather, the Whig party, whose interests he was preparedto serve, that became necessary for him to make some seven attempts before any constituency would return bim to Parliament, Who is this man asked the aristocratic Whig leaders. He is but ...

... their own. You know as well as I do, that whatever may be their subdivisions, the great national political parties are the Whigs n ths one hand, and the Tories on the other, aud such shall refer to them here. The greab Tory cry at the coming election ...

... period of its enactment the measure was probably a necessity. Of all corrupt corporations the Government in those times, whether Whig or Tory, was most corrupt. Consequently, civil servants, and all whom the Government could in any way influence, were brought ...