... thit there were scarcely any questions left to divide upon, and whatever might their name, or whether they called tbemselres Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, or whether they swore by Gladstone, Dertr, Bright, or Disraeli, they oonseientioosly examined all eoeial ...

... ill-eonditiooed holders of the office whose principal occupation was, not to nnbold popular rights, but, the words of the great Whig author of Horaiiua, “beard the great. for hitherto Mr. Bright has been consistent only in hia envious (though aimless) d ...

... that university the general election was Whig the old Scottish type, which meant Radical in reality. He had accepted ja post ss judge, and therefore there was vacancy the representation. Another Scottish Whig offered himself, sod the Tory, Mr. Gordon ...

... idea, now that the Whigs or Whig Radicals are in power, they will more amenable *o reason, and, a* I saw quoted with regard to them the other day Moore’s won's— bees, when (lowers are found, soon cease to hum, settling upon places Whigs are dumb. (Cheer* ...

... have pretty nearly obtained it,’ and what is tee use they are making of it Is it of the sort likely to attract the high-class Whig Is it of a character that could induce any high minded Conservative accept it for the sake of temporary power Surely not. The ...

... great matter, but temperance reformers ae the most advanced polltwiani. Whatever might be their name, whether they called them Whigs Tones or Radicals, whether by Gladstone or by Bright Disraeli, they ooowaentlously earned social questions—everything which ...

... Wilium Alien, of toe fs* Soc.eiy, is ha candidate clectc t the Labour Kepre.'entation League. is j-.i: without reference to the Whig or Conservative ir.t sts, an 1 if any cry be raised about dividing the Liberal interest ind lett in the Tory, sueb cry will ...

... under law icipa' TwoblseVs never make one white, (if Mr. M .yor will allow me to suggest it to him), two Tories neve- make one Whig As for arguing out the duty stric Sabbath observance. on religious grounds 1 shall net affront the Word of God doing »o. w ...

... with those provisions which they had ri>;ht •o oon dude w al l the ease, they W juld had that the high Whigs, the topmost Whigs, the flower of the Whigs of this country, wool 1 never found to follow in hi* in the wake either of the Right Honourable Rohm ...

... by both sides when was out of office, and was not his honest outspeaking dreaded both * But then there i* the cry that began Whig and ended a* Tory. Where is his political consistency, are asked Well, we* may ask in reply if the hero the day, Mr. Gtai>- ...

... The nearest approach to the numbers which into tbe lobbies on Wednesday morning was tbe division on vote of ooconfidenoe the Whig Ministry in September, 1841. Sir Robert Peel then mastered sapporters, sod the Ministerialists 269, or minority of 9L The Times ...

... in all the “rporta” of the time—waa yet alive ; hie father occupied eeat in the flouae of Commons as an adherent of *he old Whig party ; and young Stanley nntnndly ringed himaelf on the aame aide. lor three yeara. however, the mao who waa hereafter rink ...