... followers sup- ported it. On the contrary, they did all they could to obstruct ite passage, and were in hopes that some of the Whigs would desert the Government, and so assist to wreck the measure. This, however, they did not do, and the bill was carried by ...

... property still retained by the Church, and must similarly, by every principle of equity, be restored. How far these great Whig houses will appreciate the gyrations of the tail of their party, as it lashes around to the cry of national property, ...

... out in their acts. (Applause.) The Conservatives did not appeal to the electors because they said in the last century the Whigs, the Liberals of that day, bribed greatly, nor because at the beginning of tbis century under Pitt, the great Tory leader, ...