... good old- te fashionerd Tory, amli the; Dnke of Devon- c shire, as one. of the susrviving mesmbers P of the almost extinct Whig oh- gharchv, were no doubt thirougltly do- Lightedt at thle revival from the old Act of the landlords' right to the in- heirent ...

... his first experiences was the in artful introduction of the Reform Bill tb in 1867 by Mr Disraeli, the dishing of r the Whigs-a process the Conserva- or tires have been endeavouring to carry fu on ever since. Sir Joseph's public lites . comprehends ...

... distinguished the annals of electioneering. The candi- tdates were Viscount Milton, son of Lord Fitzwilliam , sup ported by the 1 Whig Party; the HEon. Henry Las- celles, son of Lord Harewood, proposed by the Tories; and Mr William Wil- berforce, in the Dissenting ...

... 1l8 recent years somewhat prolific in the t Y production of names for political T partiea. The good old appellations S kte of Whig and Tory lasted long, aad , ;bN were perfectly understandable. It This Ihmay also be said of them, as of the ton & todlater ...