... the kingdom. not this an answer those who say that Pitt this period his life was Whig? If were a Whig, bow came it to pass that owed bis seat to Tory Did you ever bear Whigs straining every or any nerve, return their opponents to Parliament? Parliament ...

... Merchant Taylors' Company represents the Conservatism of the city. The Fishmongers' Company—the Liberalism, rather of the Whig tint. Mr. Moore, as prime warden, has introduced a novelty. He invited the new Archbishop of Canterbury to a banquet, and the ...

... Conservatives continue to believe they have gained millions among the non-eleotors, I trust they will endeavour to dish the Whigs again. Give us manhood suffrage and the ballot, and so put a final end to the further agitation of these questions. Your obedient ...

... expressed doubts whether, under present circumstances, the Conservatives were justified in keeping exclusively aloof from the whole Whig party. Breakpast,—Epps’s Cocoa.—Gratefcl and Comr* in i no.— the very agreeable character Oils preparation aa* rendered it ...

... take post under Government; and bow would it, carrying on the Government on old Whig principles, satisfy the extreme party outside ’The breach between tho Constitutional Whig and the Radical must grow wider and wider; and if that be the caoe, it very likely ...

... Parliaments both the reconciliation of races Union could exist only I* quite refreshing t »a so-called Liberals claim to , nnd Whig speak thus school Tories. William uony, was the first English justice Ire land! Then, reformer. Three times House Commons, ...

... to. It was the empty pistol that was pointed out r»f the window at the assailants when the Whigs were in office, or into the window at the occupants when the Whigs were out of office, but was never meant to be loaded till some desperate extremity arrived ...

... loudly expressed their dissatisfaction with arrangements which admitted only one of their men into the Cabinet and the great Whig peers chafed at being thrust into subordinate posts while the administration of the army was placed in the Lands of Cardwell ...

... of these day's, when the so-called Liberals claim be the only friends Ireland, find a Whig speak thus the founder the modern school Tories. William Pitt, according Whig testimony, was the first English Minister who attempted justice to Ireland! Then, again ...

... Leeds Mercury, and could almost fancy that instead of the London correspondent of that paper being, m'ght considered t‘> be, Whig, that that London cirr bad been himself, so thoroughly and completely did the London correspondent of the Merrory agree with ...

... political peerages ; whilst 88 peerages, 75 of which were political, were created during twenty-nine years by Whig Governments. In other words, the new Whig peerages were at the rate of two and a half a year, against two a year on the side of the Tories. The ...