... more than thirty years ago, it as probably felt by a good many statesmen and legislator#, belonging both the Conservative and Whig parties that the people were already too much educated, and that the cry for More Light*' wasan alarming revolutionary symptom ...

... on thelocal associations to give their support to Unionist candidates ; that is to say, when the majority in favor of the Whigs is too large to admit of a Conservative success. This is being done in, among other places, the Bodmin, Truro-Helston, St. ...

... Liberals not the least. These latter might well, in the sliehtly altered words of the poet, with reference to themselves, Mark the Whig’s march sublime, Up to power’s meridian height; While pale-eyed Tories see him climb, And sicken the sight Just So! After ...

... for Radical candidates. He did not hesitate to say that there would be weeping and gnashing of teeth—(laughter)— amongst the Whigs and Tories from John o' Groat’s house to Land's End, and they would go with piteous appeals to proprietors and editors of local ...

... That a humble leniently dealt with. aty craving that she ORDER RESTORED 1 mission to ingnire 10 whole system of The Northern Whig of Satard wto their revision was perfectly quiet yesterday the shape of rioting, very little even in the disturbed districts ...

... saw a big eagle one day Hut er over the barn-yard, evidently with an eye to T|is man once proooiw ; e» kt intrude!, Creaking Whig. It flapped around in a helpless way, uttering cries of pain. Before firing again, the labourer noticed nnoiher eagle the distance ...

... supported by the majority of his constituents; which can only mean that the course has will ensure for him the votes of Unionist Whigs and Conservatives. But 1 vsnture to affirm that at the next election the parliamentary candidate who does not deem Mr Gladstone's ...

... made two or throe speeches. ” Ob, my dear, hero was a democrat and the supporters of the old Whig became uneasy. December came, and tho young man gave the old Whig ” the Mok”—(cheers). When Parliament met, what did our friends who gathered under the Grand ...

... trawne.” He (Mr. Davitt) never believed in Whig es. The problem still remained to solved, and until the evil of landlordnm was struck at the root social discontent would be inevitable in this country. The Whig tenant farmers of the n of Ireland were already ...

... at the command of her Majesty, to undertake the same duty. It has been averred in some quarters that differences between the Whig and Radical sections of the Liberal leaders, in regard to Home Rule and the land qn-siion, are so utterly irrecoucileable that ...

... I mean as a Baptist, who should be, if true to Baptist traditions. in the first Radical ranks, and not amongst halfhearted Whigs? and. Is the looking into a museum sin in London and not in Liverpool? 3rd. Have Baptists fought for liberty of corscience ...

... ©f Mr Conybearc’s application ot this phrase to Mr Balfour are ignorant of the fact that it was coined by O’Connell for the Whigs. For the rest it equally plain that with the bulk of Mr Conybeare’s opponents it is a far less serious thing to be ’‘base, ...