... chiefly by persons well known professional agitators. According to Mr. Morley, the endowment question many of the leaders of the Whigs, Tories, and Radicals are alike unsound; the only party in the country thoroughly sound that question is the people. The great ...

... the decision of Monday evening :—“ The leaders of both parties opj>ose it. It has been carried by few old and ex-official Whigs (this is sly rub at Karl Russell) who if they love concurrent endowmentmuch, hate Mr Gladstone more, and who, like the Duke ...

... priests were never found in favour of jinpular progress (hear. bear). was sorry express the opinion that the three parties- Whigs, Tories, and Radical were, in many their member, unsound I this fundamental ouestion ; the only party that was really sound ...

... taken from him and converted into cora-nelds. his brought him to the consideration of the | nd and be charged the Lords, both Whig and * l c °o*piring to keep up a system downright and dehant robbery of the people. Large estates passed to the eldest sons ...

... their country (bear, hear). They must uuderstand, as they did understand, that they were not a political party ; they were not Whigs. Tories, Chartists, Radicals. Churchmen, or Dissenters ; but they were a body banded together for the preservation of the civil ...