... AND FLAMING I Sword of Political Justice Unsheathed and Fearlessly Wielded in Explaining Political Principles, in Cutting up Whig Ini Tory PrSks“ and especially in discussing the great Irish Questions the day—addressed in the form of Letters, to Jobs Beioht ...

... and flaming Sword of Political Justice Unsheathed and Fearlessly Wielded in Explaining Political Principles, in Cutting up Whig anl Tory Pranks: and espe.i.lly in disonsmng the gr«t Irish Questions of the day—addressed m the form of Letters, to John Bright ...

... Hamlets had done much as any constitnency in England to explode that error of the Conservative party, and also of the old Whigs, that it was absolutely necessary to have some snug pocket boroughs in order to carry on the Queen s Government. Therein spoke ...

... professor, was any rate as As on flowers alighting cease their hum, able to address them on the subject had chosen, vix , So Whigs on settling into place grow dumb. “The Sun any university professor could do. Witn jfe continued his remarks by condemning ...

... Oldham at both these epochs, to say that his exertions in parliament in support of the Ten Hours Bill, and in opposing the Whigs and Liberals in passing the new Poor-law, made him a conspicuous member of the House. Mr. Thomas Fielden, though taking an ...

... well versed in policy. Political parties had generally consisted of various sections known as Tories, Constitutionalists. Whigs, Liberals and Radicals, who combined together in a general phalanx, the one to support the government for the time being, and ...