... Revolution the designa- tieo Tory bha always possesaed an essertialil popalar flavour in cetradliftaotion to the dosige- den whig. It has not only a pepular, but a grand historical origin it denotes great hietorical struggles, in maty of which the Tory ...

... the Liberal party, as he believed they should have a large Liberal majority at next election. jrhat majority would not be a Whig, or even a Liberal, majority, but a Radical majority. And what ought that Parliament to do ? They had had the temperance question ...

... years. I am not one wibl strong hostile views to the Government. I thought when t entered Parliament we had Ii nl enough of Whig rule. Yo'l have gained more from the Conservativ,'s in reSpI-et to rn~attcrs affectiig the working men than the Libera.ls would ...

... in method, in poli- tical principle than the mest bitter capitalist, the mste time-serving partisan, the most place-hunting Whig, the men who wore members of Tory clubs on, the very day of their election as Liberals for rotten boroughs, and whose presence ...

... Prime i minister duringg the Reforits era, betwveen 1830 and 1S34. The late Irinl was iii early life associated with several Whig aml riberal Admninistrations. lie was Undor-Sccrctary for the Colonies darirrg htis fatners Govenourment, then boecamle Undler ...

... are nowI reqeving thxeir punxishmont. Was there' ever an engineer so hoist by his own petard? The cidgamne of dishing the Whigs haa broken down. and he bids fair to. turn out.a Disreli manque. He has tempted the Tories to sell their. souls for votes; ...

... fairs, of the Hunt and the Paces, of Siller gun carnivals, of election riots and hustings speeches in the roystering days of Whig and Tory. Upon such scenes must often have stepped the burly exciso- man from the W'ee Vennel, now Bank Street, nearest side ...

... ho became an adber- eat of Lord Palmer- eton'e party. Ou the accesysin of Lord Jokn Russell he cut his connection wibh the Whigs, and has since been a eteady supporter of the Conservative party. Hf was Lhb, rat Educa- tion Minist~r tla a Tory Government ...

... historic ;arries.. In this sense alone I said it was true, as a matter of course, that young Disraeli was not an hereditary Whig or Tory, but a young man who approached politics fret an independent point of viewv. The first vote I ever gave in Parliament ...

... and were making a determined and bold effort to find an opportunity of vindicat- ipg Irish national politics and expelling- Whigs anid whiggery from Irish political life. (Applause.) Their oppollents u'ere now absolutely and hope- lessly split up into sections ...

... a constant delight to him during the summer months. He voted against the Home Rule Bill, and, speaking generally, he was a Whig, 2ur sang. CADBUV'S COCOA.-` A Cocoa POsseUsing valuable flesh- forninig qualities, and imparting strength and sayling power ...

... colleagues. The old methods are worn out. This is no time for a Ministry of plush and private secretaries. There is no room for Whig. family claims or personal fevouritisus. Some of the older leaders of the party would be tatter ofF in the Lords. We shall ...