... and upon which, too, the opinion of the country has never yet been either obtained or consulted. But it is all *f piece. The Whigs have never yet, in office or out of office, done anything save in furtherance of their own selfish and sordid interests ; and ...

... Established Church (cheers). While did not stand there partisan, while admired Loed Palmerston and Derby, said whether it were Whig or Tory, there was something higher and dearer to him than political party, and that was the Church Jesus Christ, and that ...

... Church (cheers). While he did . not stand there a parti ran, while admired Pali tiier*too and Ixird Derby, said whether it were Whig Tory, there was something higher and dearer him than a political party, and that was the Church Jesus ' 'lirist, and that part ...

... In November, 1834, Sir Robert Peel assumed the reins Government, and Lord Brougham resigned office with his colleagues. The Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne, however, returned power in the following April, bat Lord Brougham was not reappoioted to the chancellor ...

... the very acts for which they extinguished him at the bidding of his cruel foe. It was shameful chapter in the history of the Whig Government, and Lord Brougham was ever after without political character and social influence. Thenceforth he devoted his ...

... independent altogether of politics, it would be their duty press it upon their representatives in Parliament, whether they were Whig-*, 1 Radicals, or Tories (hear, bear). He bo|«d, too, that they would have the large sympathy the people of ! Bristol, it would ...

... lords that ever was, still he’d be n&c pttr fls there vacancy for our correspondent in the hospital lor Incurables? Whig\ —Northern Whig. Tub Favodb of Womex’s Scffracb, which ba« just been presented to the House, received 21,757 eignatmes. These signatures ...

... The streets were crowded. Seditious cries were beard amidst the darkness and confusion. It was afterwards asserted, both by Whigs and In' Tories, that the fire had been kindled the friends Monmonth, in the hope that the trainbands would be busied in preventing ...

... that ever was. still he’d peer f'—JU there a vacancy f-*r our correspondent in the hospital for Incurables Whis].—Norlkern Whig. motion with am amendment for the abolition of purchase above the rank of Captain in the cavalry and the infantry of the line ...

... '* and laughter;. Now, I am astonished that the Tory country gentlemen have submitted to this state of thing* so long I am a Whig country gentleman laugh;, and 1 not ashamed the designation, and. according my notion, this state of affa ra is to the Crown ...

... avowed undying enmity to the Whigs. this ground slow did O'Connell and Home recommend Mr. Disraeli the electors Wycombe. If enmity to the Whigs was Toryism, then Messrs. O'Connell and Hume were Tones well Mr. Disraeli. The Whigs bad denounced Mr. O'Connell ...

... It was the Reform League, if we believe the report, that educated the Conservative party, and not ouly Conservatives but Whigs also : for it was its leaders who extorted from Lord Russell a pledge that a Reform Bill should be brought in, and by the agency ...