... £200,000, out of the property of the Church. This was to make place for ten more Whig lawyers. To his mind this country wa« sufficient- ly overridden by a Wing bench and Whig bar — men who were more successful in their political career than their hgal a ...

... action of the two great political parties in the State. I j have often when I have considered the history of what are called the Whig and Tory parties, been surprised thai after great vicissitudes in their history the two parties have reappeared, and, notw ...