... builfc up the present immense business of Manfield7 and Sons. When Mr Bradlaugh first' came to Northampton, Mr Manfield as ik) Whig opposed him, but in 1880 he was the5, means, by bringing Mr Labouchere to Northamp-; ton, of uniting the Liberals and Radicals ...

... :n Palestine has than 100,000. In 1331 the Duke of Cleveland, tooic place on r r; day. subscru»ea election expenses of the Whigs- Bsfore the mvasts of the rtgjg* rmoVo'eSaJw 'Zt% * ...

... done nothingiud nothing has been pro- mised that may tendu raise the enthusiasm of the household voter' It is obvious that Whigs and faint-hearted are not suited to take the lead in any pohlal movement where Radical working men pre ...

... score stayed away. As to the gentlemen who joined hands with the Conservatives their position is clear enough. They form the Whig wing of the Liberal party, and may be expected to giva a good deal of trouble at a more important crisis than befell yesterday ...

... avatar of a spick and span new prophet— a Whig prophet, too, or who, at least, was once a Whig, Mr. BOUVERIE, whom the Liberals of Kil- marnock rejected. The Tory Standard becomes the expositor of the Conservative-Whig, and as- sures the nation on its journalistic ...

... indiscreet, avow their belief that Mr. GLADSTONE is destined to lose his position, and that the Radicals will overwhelm the Whigs, if not with superior wisdom, at all events by the force of mere numerical strength. It is not easy to reconcile these diversities ...

... morality of Mr DISRAELI when that political speculator prevailed upon Lord DERBY to take a leap in the dark in order to dish the Whigs. have sadly deteriorated the public life, and the priva.te politicallUimipulatiolls of British Toryism. The old-world Toryism ...

... your attempt to evade this damuing fact on a former occasion, by trying to ease the L'berah of responsibility for what the Whigs did, it is necessary to insist here that the mere change of name which took place about 1830 did not at all change the compiexiou ...

... Denbighshire as else- where came under its influence. The county was represented in the Tory interest by Sir Watkin, and in the Whig rather than Liberal interest by Colonel Myddelton Biddulph The people wanted something better than either, and in response ...

... The meeting was an eminently representative one, being composed of advanced Liberals, Moderates, and respectable and timid Whigs, whose political creed almost borders upon Conservatism. Yet all heartily, and with one accord, approved the select- ion of ...

... Damn he Whigs policy. It i^ as- flamed that the gentlemen will either abstain front voting or vote against Government. Thio will make a difference of twenty on a division, perhaps more. The other 20- will be made tip by the return of the Whigs in the ...

... born of Whig family, but representing the one par- ticular family in connection with whose proceedings the very name cf Whig is said to have originated in Scotland, he never- theless began life with an aversion, almost antipathy, to the Whig party. This ...