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... and 96 Whig votes; in 1807 there were 142 Tory votes and 240 Whig votes; in ' the West Riding iu 1833 they found that there were 497 voters on the register; 34 voted Tory, 282 Whig; in 1837, with 637 on the register, 202 voted Tory, sad 341 Whig ; in 1811 ...

... the Whigs had had the preponderance ef numbers in the House of Commons. If, then, there were bad laws to be repealed, or good ones to be passed, the Whigs were ten times as much to be blamed ' for it as the Tories. Another thing was that the Whigs and ...

... there was a very strong reform agitation throughout the country, and a severe contest between the then powerful Whig and Tory parties. The Whigs, how. vet-, gained the ascendancy, and in 1632 they passed a Reform Bill. A. geuercl election took place about ...

... fear, has misled hint. Perhaps the calculation is that our excitement against the Tories will throw us into the arms of the Whigs. That calculation is wrong. We shall act by principle and not through passion, and we shall prefer the genuine Toi y to the ...

... was hindered by Fox and the Whigs--the Tories wars blamed for alt. They were I the sinners above all wee. Swot/mid we kept in bondage by them, although the Scotch system existed I two hundred yews before the very names Whig and I Tory were matted from ...

... editor of that journal. In the country lie was a popular favourite, though the pi.tin speaking he had practised towards lie Whigs, whom he regarded as is se to the muse of progress, lost him his seat at the general tlection in August, ler. He regained it ...

... to, England and to Europe. The British Empire and the existing order of Europe have grown! out of struggles in whi, h both Whigs and Tories have b o rne an honourable part : and an irresistible sense of incredulity is unitised within us I when all the ...

... which government has paid the most to reduce it, but the party that created it. I thud that it was not the Tories, but the Whigs and Radicals, who went to war with the United States, in the reign of George 11„ Mr. Walpole then being prime minister, and ...

... after the pealing of the Whig &dem Act—warn he offend hinmoilf to till an Net the repreantetioe of Chalmette, but was on.creedul. In that contort ho took ground, aid was nenarkithle for the mazy wttb which he demouered the Whig. TN, ware lota, o ths death ...

... to rid .11 the ensehmstry of Liberaliam —imperially it. Whig eletneete—and Mr. Gunman has signally shown this Session that If there one thing more than another to which is art -sumbh• it ts Whig magnetic. We may therefore conclude that, on the who], the ...