... not be any possible motive for doing so, and if it were done, it would go from year to year like a shuttlecock, tossed from Whig to Tory. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Botting (of Marylebonc) asked if the bill of the association was intended to include the City London ...

... corruption have become more prevalent. It is notorious that large sums of money are subscribed the aristocracy of both Tories and Whigs prior to a General Election, to secure the return of their partisans. These subscriptions, it is well understood, are applied ...

... antiquary, and there was much recommend in the study «f the past, but when it went to extremes it was highly dangerous. A man is a Whig 1 ory simply because bis fattier his graudlalher was before him. All sorts of absurd things are done among us on account of ...

... are now enjoying. feel certain that Englishmen will never allow their Vestries to be the ready tools of any Governmentwhether Whig, Tory, or Radical. To say the least it, the past’move of the Government establishes very had precedent. WHIPS I WHIPS ! I WHIPS ...

... borne *>) officers of the braoch, and in tho procession were flig* hearing, amonj; oihirs, the following inscriptions To all Whig Worshippers and dirty Conspirators wewi-h better occup-ttum“ Pioneers of Liberty the H Ihorn Branch of the Ref Tin League;”* ...

... Reform Bill, a measure granted by the lories, and one certainly ollering wider franchise than had been proposed either the whigs or sham liberals. He believed that neither parly liked Reform, but public opinion being too strong for them, they Usd to give ...

... really was the only thing they merited. He steadily sun' orred the bill, and result wa- ...

... mails, the other guard rolnn- who had worked the neighbourhood as farm labourer resistanoe of the Tories or the tiukerinq the Whigs, tewed rum back to llenat Lane junction to tele-* for tome Heasked the girl where she wu« going, It was one which the them ...

... more—for 76,838/. The Tories are making some changes in these department* which we hail with pleasure. We must have no more Whig Cabinets; they hare been tried and found to be wanting in everything but a strong and insatiable love place and pensions. The ...

... his coat, it is neither wove, spun, or knit, neither is it silk, hair, or wool, but of moist, beautiful colour. is neither a Whig or a Tory, but he doss not deny any article of the Christian faith. sleeps in no bed ; his is always standing or lying. He ...

... certainly committed most unpardonable blunder in their action n|K>u this Irish Church question, not much in leaving it to the Whigs to the work of destruction, in resortin'- to violence hich can lie so easily returned upon them. Il any party in England hare ...

... spiritual and temporal, and opoosed by 192. It was therefore lost bv majority of 95. The minority consisted of 7 dukes all Whigs; 4marquises (also all Liberals); 32 carls (including the Earl of Carnarvon); 5 viscounts, lords, and not single bishop. In ...