... discovered the strangest moral obliquity. Either Mr. Mill Mr. Bright called the Tory the atupid party.and claimed for the Whigs ami Radical* a monopoly smartness as well every other quality to illustrate and adorn a community in answer, would content ...

... Sir W. Guise's request tliat would vote for « Kingscole and Mr. Marlir.g •• Sir,—Horae eighteen months sgo one ...

... ostcniiWy leader . , .. . l ' ylo * N • i K*r. L. 11. Humptre. nod Her N ..f the Liberal pwrty; hut instead leadtwg the old Whig party, lor and men), were keept* him some a „ _ The esaovnutit-e h * ...

... forty years ago capital and labour were beautifully blended together, and they worked together in harmony ; but soon the old Whigs got into power, with their class legislation, they severed capital from labour, and the consequence bad been that the labour ...