... of modern times. Thirty years ago he was what is called by his present political allies a Tory. He then developed into a 'Whig. Since the overthrow of his Administration he has thrown in his lot with the Birmingham Radicals. Pet we should be loth to ...

... hoped that at the next election the matter would be made a hustings question. (Hear, hear.) Hetmstel people would vote for Whig, Tory, Radical or the Devil himself, so long as they would pledge themselves to pit clown Crown trading. The rallying cry should ...

... parishioners and the well-doing and happiness of tlieir children were tlie perpetual aim of his acts and thoughts. Tories and Whigs, Churchmen and Dissenters alike loved and honoured him, and recognised the value of his ministry. On January 4, 1829, he preached ...

... thj jjicc cf the people of thd country a; th: _ i.ruug election, -and eveiy candidate must he asked, lie 113 Tory or be he ( Whig, whether he -vid support the industry of thl* ' country or of fcrei.*a nations. [Cheers.) Lor.l Gkokm- Cavkmilsh, in reply ...

... the king- Hr. ' ojj Ur v ?? England was certainly W „ ( . rl! , the time of the Seven Bishops, ■ .'ll ?? King, or under its Whig W■■ end century. And in Queen UT'. 7 Ar.i all the virulence of ho. tile m „ g jhere was a healthy stream of life ■=■' ?? very ...

... Lord Harrington, to minimise its import, and to tranquillise by the assurance that the political representative of a great Whig family could not possibly intend to promote the redaction of large estates. The apology was not a happy one for it amounted ...