... Well, I need an authority which is not one at an rate that the Whig party ought to think lightly of. I will give you what Mr Fox—Charles James Fox—the greatest light I presume the Whig party has ever offered to the public. (Cheers) Charles James Fox ...

... corruption at elections. (lieu., hear. With regard to thequeetion of intimidation, Lord Macaulay. a great authority with the Whigs,aays, nothing was ever proposed that would have any effeet in protecting the voters from intimidation except the vote by ballot ...

... opponents. My answer is, that of the three great parties into which the people of England are divided the Conservatives, the Whigs, and the Radicals—l say that the Conser- vatives sue the parties that ought to bring it forword. Observe the reason. Twenty-five ...

... as more of the dumb dog that cannot bark than the faithful watchman.—Daily Mail. Now, that ' bates Banagher.' The inveterate Whig Scasman preaching so earnestly the doctrines of Conservatism is really one of the wonders of this extraordinary age. We cordially ...