... Because it is a bright and shining place, where there is no parting or dyeing, his lordship added, And, thank Jove, uo more Whigs'. ExPENSES OF ELECTION PETITIONS.—SeveraI points of importance respecting election petitions were discussed on Saturday, before ...

... great men, the great Liberal statesmen, who were gone. When Lord Grey took his seat in the House he sided with Mr. Fox, the Whig leader of that day, and for more than 50 years he, until he left political life altogether, never wavered from the cause of ...

... that mongrel condition of affairs which seemed to prevail for a considerable time, by which a certain number of half-hearted Whigs, joining with another certain body of whole-hearted Tories—(laughter)—managed to put in a representative of an equally mongrel ...

... ) So much for the crown during the great Whig and Tory epoch. All that was the result of class government, of class sectional sinister government, and according to historical evidence the policy which the Whig and Tory parties pursued was that they invariably ...

... between different parties we saw these signs, especially as affecting the Whig and Tory parties. Now to his mind the Whigs and Tories were very much alike, especially the Whigs. He would say a plague on both your louses, aunt pronounce their funeral ...

... to these numbers was in the division on a i n principle of Mr. Gladstone's Irish Church Bill on vote of no confidence in the Whig Ministry September, 1841. Sir Robert Peel then ministered Wednesday morning has excited profound sada-360 supporters, and the ...

... classes against the bitter hostility of the country gentry, till at length the Tory leader astounded his party and dished the Whigs by outbidding his opponents, and swallowing his professions, for the sake of power. We might even venture to hesitate a doubt ...

... day. (Hear, hear.) The speaker recalled the commencement of the free trade agitation, when Lord Melbourne, the head of the Whig Cabinet of which Lord John Russell was a member, declared that a man must be an idiot to oppose a repeal of the corn laws, ...

... has lately repudiated the intention. Lord Cairns is also believed to have shrunk from the task. Lord Westbury, a backsliding Whig, who has taken umbrage at the present Government because hie merits were insufficiently recognised, was named as the leader ...

... a House of 144. On June 17, 1850, a motion of the same statesman, then Lord Stanley, disapproving the foreign policy of the Whig 'Government, was carried in a House of 190 members. When the Suspensory Bill was rejected last year the contents mustered only ...

... take him for all in all, equal to honest Lord John; and he world have been able, as well as the latter, to direct one or two Whig Cabinets. He only wants a slight touch of ill-temper to have the requisite qualities of a party leader. If ever his biography ...

... political capital is to be made out of it. Ingenious gentlemen who have amusingly demonstrated that the Tories carried and the Whigs opposed Free Trade, and that therefore it is unassailably sound, will with equal ease and nonchalance prove that it was a gigantic ...