... (Hear, hear. The case has gone far beyond argument. It has gone altogether beyond the resistance of the Tories or of the Whigs. the tinkering (Applause. ) Itis a question which the people of England themselves must no longer leave to peddling Statesmen ...

... of £U per annum ; and that the Fnrposea Committee lie recommenderl tax- ,uch premises «in a lease with the n*om. The folio whig --tin. was entered upon the minutes, showing the length of which the chimneys belonging to the undermentioned works had sent ...

... than the present. The political designations of former days had a good deal disappeared. Those old foes and opponents, the Whigs and Tories, the Radicals and Conservatives, the Protectionists and Free-traders, had all passed away-apparently at least. They ...

... constitution. (Applause.) Their great hostility to Whigs, to Radicals, and their measures, was that they conceived, and thought truly, that, though they did not profess to so, still the effect of Whig measures was generally to undermine and to Americanise ...

... gqge farbsyond argument,; it hag gone ml toa ethl 'be n~d 'the'6 r esistan i e' b f'thea 'To ries a or the tinkering of the Whigs. (Applause.) It is- a rinaestion' jwhih-.~he eopl~ ?? einseialves muist no~looiger- leave to peddling statesmen, but on -which ...

... example, that this is the real defence of early endowment; and submit to dissenters that as this alienation was extinguished by whigs, tories, and radicals, in 1840, that 110 good can arise from re-opening in another form. Men will defend their stipends to ...

... won Id be hard to prove that English gentlemen know what truth and honour mean. If Colonel Gray says intended to dish the Whigs and we have done it,” or if he speak out as Earl Derby didin Liverpool, then understand him; but it is really difficult thing ...

... must regard Ireland as a nation of lunatics. The question was now beyond the resistance of the Tories or the tinkering of the Whigs. It was one which the people had themselves determined (as would be seeu at the, next election) to settle on the principles ...

... Association, on the British Constitution. Lord Skelmersdale presided, and Mr. Charles Turner, M.P., also delivered an address. The Whigs had always taunted the Conservatives with being the enemies of progress and freedom but it did so happen that while the Liberals ...

... Rupert of Debate.” A London contemporary corrects, Mr. Hutt. It was Lord Lytton who thus named the Tory chief, when he was a Whig :— The brilliant chief, irregularly great, Frank, haughty, rash—the Rupert of debate! Nor gout, nor toil his freshness can ...

... the grievances of which the Irish people complained were now beyond the opposition of the Tories and the tinkering of the Whigs, and that speedy and full redress was inevitable. He proposed to settle the church question by abolishing the connection between ...

... cheers.) In regard to the Reform Bill, it had, at any rate, done two things —it had suppressed that intolerable nuisance, the Whigs (a laugh), and it had restored to the people their natural leaders, the Constitutionalists. (Loud cheers.) He did not, of oourse ...