... any nation in the world. But after Season of progress a reaction besan to set in. A Parliament Was eleoted that drove the Whigs from office to make room for Sir Robert Peel, and O'Connell commenced nother crusade for repeal. English Reformers about this ...

... rental. Mr. is therefor member of that party who resis:ed Reform as lox»i? they could, and only gave it at last to dish 1 , Whigs and keep their places, Lord Derby confe confessed that in passing the Bill taking leap in the dark, and it will the of his ...

... to the large sums contributed by English Christians for the support of the Irish Church the West. When the Tories, or soft Whigs, or gushing Liberals, or ignorantly pious people would from their different positions defend this monstrous establishment or ...

... did not agree with Toryism. The of 1710 was essentially a Tory one, and not liking civil religious liberty (according to the Whig notion)* » occasional Conformity Bill, by , which DUaenters, before office or entering into a Corporation were obliged to take ...

... on it now, he would very soon disestablish the Irish Church himself as the only means of keeping his place and dishing the Whigs. The Liberals of East Devon are still working their several districts at the register. The division has been neglected for ...

... determined that the farmers should not exercise the votes which the Act gave them, and they ended with blunder when to dish the Whigs they dished their own order by handing over the power of the representation to the democracy of the towns. The farmers must ...

... bring about an altered state of things in this respect—(cheers). We know that the Tories say, O, it is all the fault of the Whigs ; they left the country in suoh a dreadful statethat we are compelled to have this great expenditure. That, gentlemen, is ...

... Gladstone's polioy, remarking tnat it wr.s the right to let the Conservatives in for the purpose of doing the duty of tha Whigs and the Radicals. That was extremely generous of him—(laughter). He believed that some people had said that Mr. Gladstone retired ...

... but the Tories appreciate that talent in one way and the Liberals in another. The Tories love it because it has dished the Whigs and dodged them into place. The Liberals hate that talent because it has degraded the statesmanship of England and debased ...

... not corporate property ; and the 1 Tenl* deal with it it thought In further Harness, Lord Amberley said he Ministry and not a Whig Ministry—(hear, hear). they Liberal Ministry that would l * w deserved well of his country—a most and noble man—Mr. John B ...

... hoped. The condition of Ireland is extremely unsatisfactory, and 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 ...

... bill for the abolition of the qualification of Offices Act. When it came before the House of Lords Lord Derby, who was once a Whig and then a Tory, and now a Liberal-Conservative, said, Keep it on just to muzzle the Dissenters. Lord Chelmsford, on the ...