... the democrat nor the whig party, but was a kind of political nondescript ; he went for measurcs, not men. That, however, did not last long : he was too wise to make a settled democrat, and not wise enough to make a progressive whig. But he grew up and ...

... increase and magnify no one disputed, and it was only fair that every district—every polling district in every township, be it Whig, Tory, Radical, or Liberal—should have an opportunity of expressing its opinion, so that the leaders of each party would be ...

... were always at work. If they could destroy this hideous traffic England would rise. He urged them to oppose all Governments—Whig, Tory, or Radical—that would not enable the people to protect their homes, not by Local Government, but by a direct veto upon ...

... whose long occupation of office caused Lord Byron to write :— “There is nothing certain in the human race, Nothing except the Whigs not getting into place.” Mr. Barron's statement that Mr. Gladstone had said that the ‘ engrained vice of the Tory part{ was ...

... whose long occupation of office caused Lord Byron to write :— ‘“*There is nothingcertain in the human race, Nothing except the Whigs not getting into place.” Mr. Barron's statement that Mr. Gladstone had said that the ‘ engramned vice of the Tory parc ...

... difficulty. Believe me, lam right. Don't deln’f. Now, who opposed the sending of Zebelu? The Conservative party backed by a few Whigs, such as Mr. Goshen, the late Mr. Foster and others. We know now that Mr. Gladstone would have sent Zebelu, if the House would ...

... are at variance—that they differ as widely as the poles. Mr. R, said that it was owing to the Conservatives, backed by a few Whigs, that Zebehr was not sent. What did Mr. Gladstonesay? That it was the judgment of the Cabinet S;WhiCh included such Radicals ...

... great.” - Mr. Gladstone. - Btatement No. 2 Now, who opposed the sendiog of Zebehr ? The Conservative party backed by a few Whigs.” ‘At the first moment when the idea of sending Zebehr was broached, there sprang up on the other (Conservative) side of the ...

... Mr George Russell, as everybody knows, is a nephew of the Duke of Bedford, and by inheritance and heredity he ought to be a Whig; but heis a Radical—which, when the Duke discovered from the rsfe- of a magazine, he wrote to his nephew as ollows ;— ...

... prosperity. Sir Thomas Cornwall Lewis was a very prominent member of the Whig Government some twcn:{y years ago, and was chaucellor of the exchequer under Lord Palmerston ; he was a Whig, and no lover of democracy at all, and yet he said :—* The government ...

... Adjndications in bankruptey were made on each of the 38 petitions. Orders for summa ‘administration were made in 33 cases under whi:g the Official Receiver acted as trustee. In the 5 nonsummary matters trustees were appointed in 4, and 1 was left with the Offiicial ...

... Parliament having taken place, who so fit to represent his native county in the coming struggle for Reform as the dashing young Whig? ‘The coal-pits had to be worked apace, 1 I:omno you, to keep full the purse that had sach drains upon it ; and they were not ...