... by steadily opposing its progress through Committee till the concession bos been made All this was doubtless present to the Whig Reviewer's mind; and reluctantly compelled to admit that the unwillingness of the Cabinet to enunciate any formal scheme on ...

... bright pages of Lockhart's famous memoir. Sent Jolin'e, the Tori College, in contradistinction Trinity, wbuh was traditionally Whig, the Duke, accordance with the bad oli custom, took the honorary degree of a nobleman, forcibly contrasted with an honourable ...

... Coneervative to the backbone, and said he was taught in his early days that Satan was the firse Whig, though he did not mean to Bay that the modern Whigs were of the same objectionable parentage, He hoped Mr. Long would riot object to f Dther temperance ...

... he could show them that there would enormous danger in parsing the present bill. The motto of Conservatives Liberals, Tory Whig, had hitherto been in this great and well-ordered State of oars, that great reforms and great changes should be made gradually ...

... resolution. The Rev. G. Newnham, speaking support of it, remarked that he was told in his early days that Satan was the first Whig. (Laughter.) was thoroughly Conservative, though not a Tory who favoured no change. Referring to what Mr Walter Long had said ...

... slower in restoring the damage than the Liberals (hear, hear) —and it did not matter who introduced and carried the bill. The Whigs brought in the Reform BUI of 1832, and it was followed by a Radical Parliament. Mr Disraeli carried the Reform Biil in 1867 ...

... could show them that there would be enormous danger in passing the present BM. The motto of Conservative or Liberal, Tory or Whig, had hitherto been in this ancient and wellordered State of ours that great reforms and greet assures should be made gradually ...