... the Tories anil experience has taught us that ill that respect the Tory was a far more honourable opponent labour than the Whig. are far complimented by admission of superiority, but must deny the implication that Tories are opponents of labour. Nothing ...

... with the Tories ; aud experience has taught us that that respect the Tory was far more honourable opponent of labour th .n the Whig. are so far complimented by tha adnii-sion of superiority, but must deny the implication that Tories are opponents of labour ...

... tke French free and ° that the French, though reckoned easy ln respect to religious teaching and ? en t of En e r e a of the Whig Governsarried his „ - - thfcir respect for it. In fact my lord became ° l? such extreme length that mou thpiece of the most ...

... 'of ?? there was a mass of electors SJ who voted as they, were paid, really taking no interest in the. prih iplea of either Whig, Tory, or Radical; _ but at Bridgwater and Beverley there was, in addition to this venal class,, an intenrmediate order of ...

... o tha quater hint asto he curs whch Gadeoneand rigt ae pro- poigt take on the one hand anu oead Lord 1 Gran21villteoand the Whig section of the Cabinet on the other.I You maust, of course, take these statements cum s gras salils; but, looking at the e ...

... fundamental change V'hlev. Part °f constitution should be definitely t ,°f the Radical programme, it is not only liable that the Whigs and a large section of V u a i als mi iftlesce with the Conservatives L ' 'T ''°nservative coalition Lord Stanley leade C of ...

... forgetting , ' that more exciting sensation, their political differences, ready to act up to the refrain Conservative, Radical, Whig are we ; But all of us Tories in protection o£ thee, Our British Association visitors have generally acknowledged that we gave ...

... W • times at this mad W. all al aim against vocal mama BRONOUITIS. Ws aims, din Coosa, semi twos Whom= maser Tat ODOOk NMI& Whig NW/ &We wigs mit et Tolima, in We bs et lonia. is rams Also wow* Ike. Pm Nun elm slaw SILICT TISTIXOIIAL. Or. I bow Toy sad ...

... more iv oommon with tho advanoed Liberals than any other the great Whig magnates ; and Lord Clarendon's age would alone be bar te his ever succeeding to the leadership. Of the younger j Whig politicians, the Marquis of Hartington would seem to have the most ...

... oar time, alluding to tha humble ion his parent, who I believe was a hairdresser, that he was brought iuto Parliament to tha Whigs a dressing. I canaot but think tnat in all schools for the middle classes Latin should taught, fer it teaches great accuracy ...

... Throughout the late Session the Prime Minister contrived to avoid any dissension between the two wings of the Liberal army. The Whigs felt satisfied that ho would not allow reform to degenerate into revolution ; the Bailie ds were convinced that under him reform ...

... THE DEVON WEEKLY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Of the younger Whig politicians, the Marquis of Hartington would seem to have the most for the position of a future Liberal somreaader-iaabisf_ , and between him and the Radical members of the there is said to ...