... trammels of mere party considerations. Fifty years ago the Tories were free-traders, and the Whigs on that account their bitter enemies Twenty-five years later, the Whig-Liberals became free-traders ia corn, and the Conservatives, we cannot deny, its strenuous ...

... Messrs. Allen and Bright (hear, hear). In a few weeks they would called upon b» exercise their political franchise, and vote for Whig Tory. The Conservatives were the best friends of order, progress, and prosperity (hear, hear). They were the best fnends of ...

... forward, and proud was to stand in the place now occupied. the descendant from one of the old Whig families of Bristol -whose political career old Constitutional Whig they recollected - was it not a fitting progress fer him, bis son, to be a staunch Conservative ...

... the only reason for the Derby- * Disraeli Ministry exceeding the outlay of those who went before them, is the fact that their Whig predecessors grossly neglected all the principal, defensive departments of the country, and, point of fact, admitted this neglect ...

... attention to the fwet that an article in the l imes and Mirror of the previous Saturday had been copied from the Belfast Northern Whig without acknowledgment. As might have been expected from the gentlemen who conduct our Conservative contemporary, satisfactory ...

... and sink all personal differences for the sake »f the cause. ** Why cannot (be asked) united like them Because,” answered old Whig campaigner. they are gentlemen in the wrong, and we are not gentlemen though the right!” If the reply was mad, it was more ...

... personal differences for the sake of the cause. ” Why cannot (he asked) lie united like them ’ “ Because, answered an old Whig campaigner. “ they are gentlemen the wrong, and we are not gentlemen though in the right!“ If the reply wa* made, it was more ...

... near Iron Acton, Sunday, resulted in verdict that had “Committed suicide while labouring under temporary insanity. Another Whig Duke, says the NnocasUe Daily Journal, is suffering abuse from tb« Liberal press. His Grace the Duke Somerset having intimated ...

... not be so much an evidence of political, of religious feeling on the part of the new constituencies ; and while Conservative, Whig, and Radical will be fully represented among the candidates, the great question to which all of them must address themselves ...

... and his Liberal maligners their quietus. The noble Duke, with eminent political disinterestedness, openly seceded from the Whig party, with which his name and family are traditionally associated, consequence of the dangerous policy of its present leaders ...

... his majority in the House amounted at one time to more than 100. In November of that year, through the incapacity of the then Whig party, the India Bill miscarried, and Pitt bec.ime Prime Minister. Immense excitement followed both here and in Ireland, and ...

... preceediog to Ireland visit relative who is dangerously ill. Judge Berwick was about sixty-five years of age. was employed the Whig Government in several arduous cases, and acquitted himself so successfully that on the first opportunity they made him Judge ...