... to guide the Church and State vessel. Beforo taking such ?? credit to themselves it would be weU for them to remember that Whig, or as they are now-a-days called, Liberal statesmen, have ruled this country for nearly thirty years, with but very Uttle ...

... complete answer, as far as the Whigs are concerned ; but he seemed to forget that there are other parties concerned, besides Whig and Tory politicians. What of the Irish public ? Will it satisfy iliem to say that the Whigs would have treated them no better ...

... But, whenever did the Whigs and Liberals care for the poor, or for the artizan class ? What measures have they ever carried for the interest and welfare of working men ? Why, the difference, the great distinction between the Whigs and Liberals, and the ...

... when you them here is copy of Norfolk in which there great given from addresses of side or principally belonging to the Whig party of Whig election in 1869 1 find first one from in It to in bill representation of the Another Secretary Lord $ofaiKwuSB& to ...

... election, in the same way as they did at the last, namely :— have selected a Conservative Liberal, for whom members of the old Whig party could have con- sistently voted. Mr. Mellor appeared to me (an outsider) just the man for their purpose. A townsman of ...

... arose many questions on which the whigs differed from the tories ; while in the domestic and colonial policy there were principles and practices which the tories of the present day would condemn as strongly as the whigs did then. From 1310 to 1812, Mr. ...

... replacement of a Derby Cabinet either by a coalition ministry under Lord Clarendon, or by an admi- nistration composed of Whigs under Lord Russell. Lord Derby himself, it is confidently said, would willingly make way for the former, devolving the headship ...

... Why, that the tories have willingly and cheerfully been instrumental in passing as many, it not more, good measures than whigs or liberals ; that they have originated aud successfully carried out a number of reforms and amendments, sanitary, legal, and ...

... especially among the Whig nobility, and he attended, for a short time, the prelections of Diigald Stewart and other professors. The Marquis of Luusdowne, four years his senior, preceded him at Edinburgh aud also at Cambridge, then the Whig university — the ...

... credit. — By Mr. Overend : He was a bit of a Whig, wasn't he? Witness (triumphantly): Yes, and i am a Tory. (Laughter). 1 never talked politics with Lim. — But was he a bit of a Whig? Well, he made a speech at a Whig dinner. (Laughter.) — Wasn't he doing a ...

... was the part of the letter whicn said, Had the association beea founded on amore comprehensive footing, the Constitutional Whigs could readdy have joined them, and both could then have unitedly worked together in securing for Huddersfield a repre- sentative ...

... regretted. Whig Prospects in the Coming Elections.— There has been no prophecy yet uttered of a character so wild as that in which the Times indulged when it declared that the result of the dissolution will be to strengthen the pure Whig majority. That ...