... names of gentlemen who were Tories and Whigs, These gentlemen, no doubt, were quite consistent in their support of Provost Grieve, but be held that by the presence of gentlemen who were pro. fessedly Tories and Whigs was a reason why Provost Grieve ought ...

... the very salle measure would have if originated and encdursed, wodo not say merely by Mr Disraeli, but Exoin by an ordinary Whig subordinate. Only m;cmm can carry with them an atmosphere of purpose and moral expression ; and on all great questions half ...

... In 1859, when Lord Derby came into power, Mr Roe- bnck said, 'I will be a prophet. Bring those gentlemen in sitting on the Whig benches, and they never will pass a Reform Bill.' Isaid I will stake that, I will pledge myself to that. I will put my ,whole ...

... men. The first 'on the list is a politician of the Whig school, the second is a social and sanitary reforni6r, thb third is an 'operative miners' ageht, and the fourth is a clergyman. Mr Bouverio, the Whig,' has ripresentod the burghs for a quarter of a ...

... partial and independent investigation before it would he possible to strike an exact or even proximately just balance between Whig and Tory. Mr Bright, and others like him, who have to make sharp and decisive theories for the use of electors, are obliged ...

... process ; on the contrary, to a cert is point it is perfectly intelli- i , But the truth of the matter is that i Governments, Whig as wrell asTory, have i allyluanaged to keel) themselves perversely I arrnar of the prevailing fashion, and have I sspent money ...

... train it anc~d actthe horticulturist. (Laughter.) of the country, iyas Adisarced Liberahaiso.. (Ap. plases.) EeH'swas neither:Whig, Tory.inoriRadlca'I. ,(Cheers.) He thefi'prdceedecbto ?? the driginb and tpolitical ?? Esid, w~a-'s aord.of Irish I Akvoice_~ ...

... was raised by the Scotch Liberals, and this simple measure of justice was denounced as a Tory dodge, intended to dish the Whigs and Radicals in the counties of Lanark and Renfrew. Here again the party of progress triumphed in the retrograde direction ...

... of the tediousness and weariness of a hundred times told tale. Readers know by heart the varied histories of the Reform Act-Whig, Tory, and Radical- for they have been dinned in their ears with. the same dreary facts and fancies fronit every political ...

... such men united for the common good, or at least to expel the common enomy, just as our own affairs were despe- rate, when Whigs, Tories, Trimmers, and Republicans united in inviting the Prince of Orange over to supplant his father-in-law. But there is ...

... Covinglton, Ken- tucky, with General Grant's fatlher-'a wvell- prcservc d specimoen of the good old-fashiolled Eclliy C(ay Whig gontlemnan of the progres- Sive C aS. Being asked about ihis son's lniaire, ?lr Jesse1i. tkranltsaid ?? occurredl in this ...

... large (B ..and libiral measure of Rt'form-(chears)-a measure: pe passedlby the Conservatives, after tbe numerous* qu defeata of Whig measures., (Cbers.) I believe, ou if 4tha'lnot beon for Mr Disraeli and the present by Goven ment - (cheers) -long years might ...