... controlled of tl eco.o the Government and the people. During the (ion 60 years which followed the revolation of Oon 1688, the Whig lord, who had brought Ratt about the revolution, bad the upper hand in The6 both Houses of Parliament; whilst during num] ...

... the interest of Mr. Twentymtm. The meeting appeared to be divided into two sections. or that wrhich ts usually understood as Whig and Tory. the former being in favour of light and progress, whilst the latter appeared to be against both, or neutraL But ...

... place, when, if a liberal be not returned, we shall be very much surprised. The electors must now see that neither tories, whigs, nor radicals will make any ex- ' oeptions in favour of their trade (the silk trade), , tbey must Bubmit to their destiny. ...

... formidable a party they have become. -Let us bury our dissensions in the presence of the common foe. Let u ,enrol ourselves, Whig and Radical, under the same victorious banner; let us form a firm front; let us close our ranks; let us charge as a united ...

... from the last to the present minister. Of course, must reckon amongst those occasional supporters considerable number of high Whigs, of independent Liberals, but the reliable phalanx of Conservatives cannot be reckoned at quite one-third of the House. Melancholy ...

... further weary our readers with any lengthy comments of our own. It if, at bottom, but political faction fight” craftily got up Whigs and Radicals against Tories and Constitu'ionalists. It is only new version of ** the old, old story” of 1834, and again of ...

... position as leader of the Opposition, he was bound to provoke the encounter. From AU sections of his fol', .erv,-from old Whigs, economie purists, des' a, .dc and philo- sophers, Mr. Horeman, l ' ye, Mkr. Bright, edM M11nd ebher came one Or. and Mr. ...

... and a wiser man. DIZZY IN DIFFICULTIES. (By a 3feather of the Country Party.) I tell 'ee what, um, whether you're a Tory or a Whig. The longest way to market is the way you drives *p. If you ig makes any footmarks, they as fullers 'em 'ool find H hat zigzag ...

... faction, and to invoke all tho forces of Irish fanaticism, of Dissenting animosity, of Romish ambition, of Radical enthusiasm, of Whig party spirit to pull down the Church of Ireland, and bury the ministry under its ruins. A dissolution at this period would ...

... approached for the purpose of settlement, slowly but effectually. The slowness refers to the Conservative party, and not to the Whig, Liberal, or Radical party. Mr. Disraeli has to “tool” his friends ; he has to whet the appetite of the present Lord Chancellor ...

... dealing with the Established Church, the Conservatives would appear before it on the hustings with great advantage, while the Whigs and Liberals, under the same circumstances, would have to ackow- ledge that they were wrong in their estimate of public opinion ...

... ground, where all parties may meet upon equal terms. I offer these suggestions for the considera- tion of all parties, be they Whig, Tory, or Radical ; Churchman or dissenter ; feehng aasured that should they be acted upon they will contribute not only to ...