... like to go without telling you to-day. In these days it is difficult to define one's politics by specific terms. The terms—Whig, Tory, Radical, and so on, are worn-out words (hear). If you put the whole in a hat, and shake them togethe r , y ou would ...

... interests which parliament is so to be pleiged to deal with, and which, I believe, were intended only as an election cry for the Whigs, to again effect an entrance into Downing-street.---I am Sir, your obedient servant, A REFORMER BUT NO PARTY-MAN. Temple, April ...

... admitted in England that the Countess de Lieven had much wit, tact, and amiable dignity; gentlemen and ladies, Tories and Whigs, the important and the fashionable, all courted her company for the graces of her person and the adornment of her mind; all ...

... of Capetown have a finger in the same pie, and a precious dirty pie it is. Mr. Wood says, Protestantism is the natural v of Whig Radicals, but it is a sorry sight to see the word employed as a rallying cry by the leader of the Tory patty. Overlooking ...

... and the toleration of such men as Mr. Voysey in the ministry. The bishops, the great majority of whom are nominees of the Whigs, have systematically resisted every attempt made to have the spiritual validity of the deposition of Dr. Colenso recognised ...

... concerned the air of the Ministerial side of the house, particularly on the Treasury bench, had been most relaxing. The ancient Whigs, always so wakeful in opposition, were ever disposed to nod in office. A quantity of oratorical cartridges were discharged ...

... fainthearted Conservatives into pledged and steady friends of the constitution; it may even be, some, also, of the more moderate Whigs. No constitution can be better adapted for the general safety and the preservation of the respective liberties of us all, so ...

... politics should sink the small and insignificant differences which now separated what were called Conservatives, and Tories, and Whigs, and _ should join in one united phalanx and make one great constitutional party, if they wished to preserve all that yet remained ...

... the settlement of the measure of to the new constituencies, and on that issue he reform of last session, and he taunted the Whigs believed the verdict would be favourable to mainwith having held the reins of government fo r u p - taming the immemorial relations ...

... against the lives of more than one of our ministers — and, lastly, let them contemplate the motley crew assisted by , the Whigs and the members generally of the last government, with the honourable exceptions of * Sir George Grey and Sir Roundell Palmer ...

... (laughter and cheers), and we were left with our mouths open and our eyes staring to look at the sudden gyration of the great Whig party (cheers). That is not the only time we have been so served. Sir Robert Peel came into office. He did. great good for ...

... s prize 'going up act on his lordship's part, inasmuch as from the long with a g overnment Snider and Daw's cartridges. he Whig tenure of office his lordship's government and was prevented from shooting by the officer in cornparty are not responsible ...