... aliases for Whigism and Toryism, they still apply to the self same factions which exist for the very same ends as when plain Whig and Tory were deemed sufficient. Whigism and Toryism, then, are mere nicknames of the iBth century, the result of the animosity ...

... in the event of hostilities is one that comes home to every household. Yet still our faction-fighters—Tory and Conservative, Whig, Liberal, and Radical—spout away north and south, east and west, regardless of the misery of the workers at home, for whose ...

... those that are left will turn out to be only peculiarly stu?id Tories, masquerading in the cast-off clothes of the extinct Whigs. WILLIAM MORRIS. ...

... Aberdeen's Government in 1852, is curious, and explains the difficulty of forming a Ministry : Derbyites, 292 ; Peelites, 3o ; Whigs, 130 ; Radicals, 160 ; Irish Brigade, 5o ; Total 662. December 21st, 1852. Great difficulties in forming a government. Palmerston ...

... 830 would ensue to postpone reform altogether. They would be much more likely to return to the old policy of dishing the Whigs, by introducing a more complete measure. Bur Mr. Chamberlain reaches the climax of denunciation when he accuses the Lords ...

... the scene of much happiness untroubled by political strife, for the farmer, Mr. William Bilston, does not believe in either Whigs or Tories. We wish there were space to quote a passage or two from this Shropshire Idyll. Lord Beaconsfield's Irish Policy ...