... would be some explanation on the ground of national ty, or of a Tory Government being in office ; for what would not do for a Whig they would do fora T:z. directors used to return—or, rather, the Statistical Abstract, which was a small Blue-book, and which ...

... as the education and intelligence of the new democracy increased, it would become more and more difficult for any Government—Whig, Conservative, or Radical—to pursue a policy like that which we were now following in Burmah. SIR J. SWINBURNE ridiculed the ...

... .llwdhkowrnd an extract from & newspaper hostile to the policy of the late Government and wrmolf. This paper, the Northern Whig, referred to the ridi uloudnrpgz we had |3a(d.p‘igauextcniuhthl’nu‘nzndnfl that if this point, that mfie-ad upon :rhfin. it 1 ...

... this t, because they had been no worse than fluWhi“My—tM Highlands had been treated better bJ the Conservatives than by the Whig party. They eoul x}aul also to the right hoo. gentleman the member for West Birmingham aond hhi:rn’ iv that House, because ...