... received an almost universal benediction in the House of Lords, and the only peer of any weight who spoke against it was the Whig Lord BROUGHAM. On a division its second reading was carried by 53 toll| Does anybody suppose that any sucti majority favourable ...

... title heard is that of the great Duke of ?? who created the land, created the community, and did his work thoroughly with the Whig spirit in the days wh. n WVhisgery was the true gospel of social, economic, and political progress, and the great ?? fannihy ...

... proceedings of the Union of which he was successively secretary and president. His great achievement was his speech against the Whig Reform Bill. [This, by the way, was unearthed by Disraeli, and used in debate many years afterwards.] In April, 1831, Arthur ...

... l-ove, 'Doggett's style of acting waS very orgimnal-and he ;vas an- excellent ciesaer. He died in 172I, &nd beingb- a'stauich Whig, be- ?? a sum of- moiey :to purchase a- Goai' and-: silver badge,- to be rowed 'for on -the lit of, ALugust annually, to c ...

... particular house in which they had their birth. Clubs were formed upon political lines. The Tories affected one coffee shop, the Whigs another, and so the establish- meats grew up. In the present day we still have the political clubs on a very large scale, and ...

... given n I because it was not require M, the Liberal party t r might have been relegated to the position S occupied by the Whigs, with a brief and pre- t carious interval, from 1784 to 1830. Thtat, tn e whatever its other merits or defects, would have ...

... expect to carry it. Ie had arrayed agninst him the Tory Established Churchmen, the Roman Catholics, the Jews, the Coercion Whigs, and the Chlaiberlainites. But it was necessary to assert the principle The carrying of it into effect must be left to the ...

... shire Rector is the spokesman, we fancy, of a large class. There were Tories who never forgave Disraeli for dishing the Whigs in 1867. There are Tories to-day who will never forgive Lord Sailisbury for dishing the Radicals in .891. And as Lord Salisbury ...

... ASttorney or Solioitor - Generals. Only eighty Liberals and Irish members voted for the suppression of the scandal; 115 Tories and Whigs voted for its continuance. On the further consideration Oxs LAow FOR of the legal-Votes, Mr. Mor- THE RICH; ANOTHER ton dre ...

... effect that the servants of the com- pany should not be called upon to work more than ten hours daily. This, Lord Morley, a Whig peer, and Chairman of the Committees on Private Bills in the House of Lords, struck out. He was of opinion, he said, that such ...