... all work together for good, but our glorious constitution “is not so ricketty to be upset by every nostrum. Messrs. Uadical. Whig, and Co. notwithstanding, the nation is too sound at heart to •‘drift into anarchy. The paper on Ireland, allowing for “old ...

... Groevenor heevus-* Lib- ral. voice, “ A Whig, not Liberal Mr. Suisbury.) Here ia good old friend who likes the old battle cry of Whig nod Tory, and I am quite wiling that should I av« his opinion that Mr. Grosveoor Whig. I should ashamed of myself, how. ver ...

... little volume of Cooveiaatioos on the Parables which, young man, wrote for children ; and in the further facts life ardent Whig, that pern d into Tory, and that ended his political career by using all power to peas Radical measure of Parliamentary Reform ...

... my opponents. (A roioe : “Don't personal”) I am well known to yon. (A voice : “ Indeed you are.) Ido not stand before you a Whig. I don’t stand before you Tory, but I stand before yon as an Iriah natiooa'ist to the backbone ; and if yon will stand by mo ...

... Leads Macclesfield. Bivera. Colchester. DeUmera, Bussell, and Grey, Sir Gilbert Gerrard. end many others the high gentry the Whig party met him at the bead ef their tenants ia different places. And the ancient manners Bag land wore not that tune laid aside ...

... them, bat money spent in apliolding the dignity of England not be (Hear, bear.) He was not ■•leaking politically—neither for Whigs nor Tarim—he cared for noth ag of that sort ; bnt knew the feelings Englishman, mn*t uphold hi* position, and stand by his ...

... political faith, but be hoped nobody would offended if he gave them bis political onbel ef regarded this question. He had faith Whigs or Tories, or any other class of men they could name parties in the Honseof Commons with regard to this qnestica. (Hear, bear ...

... pspers which demand more attention than i* usually paid to magarino literature, and which might read with profit alike by Tory, Whig, and Radical. Th* first is aoomprehenaive resume of the rvoultssndpractical lessons of the late elections, the second a laminons ...

... Whatever man returned for this city to Pkrlia* meat. I am sure that all persona. Conservative and Liberal—becansa wa have Whigs or now —(laughter) —would like see a man who. whatever may hie political sentiments, would give fair and intelligent support ...

... Oabsnet, and what it will defer -la worth reading, if for nothing elm than giving gliropm of Mr. Gladstone's team through Whig gleams. And though tha writer has fevgotten the Uttar half of his subject, “what will do for as. hie analyses of the Individual ...

... question was proceeding to hie work, with bosket on arm, when Hutton came to him and struck him. remarking that he would give him Whigs and Tories.*' It wae the day after the election, bat never had seen the defendants before, nor had ever spoken to them. Woodbine ...

... sj-eaker administrator. His s|wecbes were rare, and on local questions rather than on general politics ; but be was known se sVsdy Whig, and hi* vote on a party division could be relied on securely that tbe minister himself. His transference to tbe House of Lords ...