... PROPORTION WHIG AND TORY PEERAGES. The charge which has been made against the Conservative governments making an undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for nine years ...

... 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 ...

... —Tie Renal deposit of 40 par cent will be required to be paid at the time of Sale, the remainder at the London Inn, Chariton Whigs, on Tneedsy, the lot day of Jane, lre.), at Six o'clock in the Evenimi• ...

... well worthy the seri-us coneideretion of our present Whigs and so-called leberals, hest, as they are, on disestablishment and dieen. do' moot—or, in other words, on robbery and confiscation: — Whig principles (said Sir James, in concluding his sped.) ...

... not a straw ? Mr. Lowe. Now by the residuum sent Again to sit in Parliament, Who, as a pleceman, is content ? Mr. Lowe. Who Whig-like, with a feeling shoot, Proclaimed (what no sane man will doubt) His wish to keep the Tories out P Mr. Lowe. Mr. Lowe ...

... theta Row cam sot a straw Yr. Lowe. Now by the remidoutn Again to in Parham:eat, Who, a *moan, is onatent My. Lome. Who. Whig-like. with a feeling shoat. Proclaimel (what no ree man will donbt) Ilia wish to `•keep the Tories out lows• —Jnk. B.A. ...

... ) 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 ...

... will be followed by the present measure. Will history repeat herself also in the marvellous rapidity with which the immense Whig majority melted away, and actually gave place to Tory Government.' There was a split in the Cabinet the*, rumour already speaks ...

... differeet light. I do not think the More of Peers! Need be abolished yet ; In fact, as I advance in years, Less Radical I get. TM Whigs, you know, have ere Men High Tortes while in poem` The Seemlier's left has always res. Them Chartists in an beer. So Ishii' ...

... ghee wheeled mod aril a gTiam was Ind, mil the dimes ladies* 4a UM& shots, havrwree, . were not Ward was alto to .dais.. him Whig. The whatever his was, .wing thet lie to the in did ad 14 Ward aailly tan d shk, with .SWO his skips to a neog2=A pabileisase ...

... woe cares not al straw! Mr. I,w, Now by the r,4,1 m kvnt Again to nit in Parliament. Who, a placeman, w uoutent Uwe. Whn, Whig-like, with a feeling shout, Prorlaimod (what no mute man will ,lola) /fie winh to koep the Tories out?' Mr. Lowe. SCANDAL LANE ...

... without these clerks, and that instead of hiving the peewit efficient men. their places would be tilled with raw hands and Whig nominees. As a Militia officer, he thought that much might be done to improve the petition and s'atus of the. force. And with ...