... creed is of necessity simple and general. Its first article is resistance—resistance, that is to say, to the projects of the Whig-Radical revolutionary faction in their schemes for the reduction of the British constitution to the level the trans-Atlantie ...

... this was mere party move? (Cheers.) It reminded him of the days of his youth, when they used to talk of Whigs and Tories: it was said that a Whig might steal a horse with impunity, while a Tory would 'be hanged for looking over the edge. (Loud and continued ...

... They may be tempted to grumble, possibly, at dispensation which gives them all the work, and their aristocratic friends of the Whig conneotion all the wages, but they should be careful lest their murmurs they divide the Liberal party. They may plead that ...

... adverse one the hand the response to five appeals of the Liberal Ministers beeu of favourable character The to the contrary 1841 Whigs were power by a vote 'of “no confidence” Prospects The Standard referring of Times its calculations which placed Government ...

... candidate. There is inaolenoa about this sort of thing which would be sublime, if it were not irritating. What right have Whig and Whig-Radical mandates to assume that their tenants and aervanta are all in such mortal fear of their landlorda and employers ...

... Factory Acts, 13th and 14 Vie. e. 54,1850. —Lord Ashley. To render more stringent the provisions of the last act, Sir G. Grey (Whig Home Secretary) insisted a clause increasing the weekly toil of women and children by 2J hours. In spite of this concession ...

... appeal* of liberal Ministers have been of a favourable character. The only instanoe to the oontrary waa in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote of Ho confidsnce. TEE REGISTRATION APPEALS. The Court of Common Plea* ha* fixed Saturday ...

... and responsibility. devote.l follower Henry Clay, when began to mingle in 'politics heartily espoused the platform of the Whig party, and the elaims of day to the chair. During the administration of Polk, erefore. in whose teim the Mexican war was undertaken ...

... particular. Sometimes it is Mr. who, desiring to convinoe the Tories their sinful extravagance, rehearses all the faults of the Whig-Radical Governments, and calmly ' ascribes them to his opponents ; sometimes it Mr. Jokes who puts forth the crudest theories ...

... to say, they were both established by the Whig party. (Applause.) The Radicals cow drew a distinction between themselves and the Whig party, but that bad only been done of reoent date, for 15 or yean ago the Whig party inoluded the whole of the united Liberal ...

... and Liberals of Conservative-Liberals or Liberal-Conservatives we were Tories Radicals however there were moderate Tories Whig-Radicals and O’Connorites Thanks the compulsory education of events are all Constitutionalists now The Conservatives liberal ...

... reduction of thefraashias, Mr. considered that for the last 15 yean ths question of reform had been before the people, and both Whigs, Badksls, and Tories hsd tried their hands ths Beform Bin, and had now melted one down which should be fairly tried before ...