... would say tha ought without any delay to be settled at p&r Parliament. Such a bill as this would have •support of all, both Whig and Tory. As shep»ero{ we have a good opportunity to £ >ass our °piu^° gttl the landowners as we hear a good deal about and ...

... (cheers). They had lately supported one party simply and solely be- came theothersidenolongersupported the prinicples held by Whig and Tory alike up to 1885. The so-called Liberal party was a party to which no Primrose League could possibly give any support ...