... evidently expects that it will delight all parties, and will run through the two Houses of Parliament amid the united plaudits of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. We hope bis anticipations will be realized. Nothing would please us better than measure of popular Education ...

... memorable and singular measure of last Session, and hence the present strength and prosperity of the Liberal narty in the House. Whigs, Radicals, Adullamites, and all the curious factions, were conducted thus, by Mr Gladstone, over the pons asmorum of 1869 into ...

... 'and economy, is the orue per od the last election, tha* over again, during tig When the Tories U course took that for what Whigs is ft 6 »»t it was worth ; nut tbe expec tat.ion to the tives of Exeter hold ou considerab)e reUef b that there wou dbe «al ...

... Conserv tism. Mr. Odger denounced the conduct of Sir S Wat»> low's committee in not withdrawing their candidate earlier more Whig humbug, and promised to contest wark again whenever there was an opportunity ...

... follows : —The Whig Supremacy from 1088 to 176^; the Tory Supremacy Iroin 1703 to 1830; the Liberal predominance from 1830 to the present time. Of these periods the pamphlet gives a brief history, showing how, during the first period, the Whigs, in order to ...

... officially submitted to the Legislature. eJ an A merican store-keeper giving Lord an elementary lesson in statecraft ! The vete Whig statesman, who, on the death of Lord merston, no longer had a master, and has not a rival among Englishmen, for experience ...

... the endeavour conceal their crime and avoid its just retribution is recorded of the chief agent for corrupt practices on the Whig side at the hotly-contested election of 1835 This person, Mr. James Bussell, who was himself indicted for conspiracy the Taunton ...

... - for Mr. addressed a crowded me-tino- a night at the Broadmead Rooms, BristoL HeTdeclaS h a Radical, and opposed to both Whigs and Tories and* nounced that he should refuse to agree to a test ballot until working-man had been returned to Parliament ...

... moment merely, but the whole people should be considered in any important act of legislation. The true statesman, whether he be Whig or Tory, if his work is to do good for his countryf is man who looks round him upon all classes, sections, and orders of men ...

... second essay upon Lord Chatham, ih,t 'the Tory was a Reformer, and indeed an intemperate and indisoreel[ reformer, while the Whig was Conservative Commons on Tuesday, General presented petitions from the Ottery St Mary against the local-authority and r ...

... calls the election of 0 Donovan Rossa The Tipperary Answer ; and interprets the said answer to mean-Rather than any more Whig-Kamcai jobbery for Ireland, give us-the impossible . As to alliance of the Government with the n priesthood, Cornelius remarks ...

... dockyard artisans, & dis ' reduction in the number of our solcUers »nj said the measure would be criticised 0,,t « llors - He Whig job, the main object of which w doors as a Government two more votes, and to ive the House would not assent to its beinV ...