... blunder. Mr. P. A. Taylor a Radical, and Lord Lyveden is Whig. His father, the first Baron Lyveden, better Known in the political world Mr. Vernon Smith, was, it needless to say, Whig of the Whigs, steeped to the chin in all the traditions of his party ...

... of the Whigs then the ascendant, and not naturally illiberal, Disraeli determined to consult the temper of the times ; and accordingly, becomiog a candidate for the borough of Chipping Wycombe (Bucks), put forward a strong ease against the Whigs, the form ...

... of a tine intellect and understanding. He of the Whig party. It here necessary detail what the Whigs are. All the Ministers the realm of England are in two parties. The party now in office are of the Whigs, the chief of whom are Lord Gladstone, the present ...

... made by the Whigs to cajole the Radicals into a belief that theirs was common cause and i common fight. If the Radicals would only range them-j selves behind the back of the Whigs, they would condescend to call them Liberals. When the Whigs had their own ...

... years swept away the abuses of centuries. Naturally, Whig orators delight to dwell on the scene of triumph when the labours of a whole generation of Liberals met their reward. Yet the fame of the Whigs has to some extent suffered the completeness of their ...

... political situation. His first error is to suppose that to break with the Whigs is, even from a democrat's point of view, desirable or possible. We do not profess to be tied down to any Whig formulas. But it is absolutely ridiculous to suppose that the influence ...

... more pleased with the conduct of those Whigs who deserted Mr. Gladstone in his time of need than with Mr. Labouchere for continually harassing him, and I have no donbt that the constituencies will serve those Whigs as hope this borough will serve Mr. Labouchere ...

... business of modern Whigs not to eulogise the Reform Hill of 1832, but to pass the Reform Bill of 1800. There is little danger that the Liberals of Northampton will forget their duties. The speeches delivered Thursday week show that the Whig families will still ...

... Liberals. First among them were the Whigs. A Whig was said to mean a moderate Liberal. Whigs were men who hankered after Conservative doctrine, and tried to prevent Radicals from carrying out their measures. Whigs were more dangerous in the House of Commons ...

... oonc»r->, for Lord Charles interesting link with the Parliamentary past. B the year succeeding the death one of the greatest of Whig leaders, and called ' Charles James Fox ' in his honour, Lord Charles Rnssell entered the first reformed Parliament in 1532 ...

... Kettering Whig holds that doctrine. (Laughter, nnd a vei;e: haven't got any.) New Whigs wear the Whig ticket without it denoting the that are inside the package. (Laughter.) They wear Whig clothes but they don't fit them. (More laughter.) ...

... force of numbers, and that they have nothing more to fear. If Radicals and earnest Liberals are united they may soon teach the Whigs and Tories severe lesson. Carry the cry of ' The Lords and tbe Franchise ' into every municipal election ; let the public meeting ...