... Liberals then, but last time he voted for us. Did circumstances ?—He was first organist at Bridgetown, and of course they are all Whigs over there Last election he was organist at, Harbertoa under a Tory lady, so he voted for us—(laughter). .The Chairman—He is ...

... might,and would justly, repudiate anything that they did. In conclusion made a forcible appeal to the independent moderate Whigs to wise in time, and not to .bury themselves prematurely in that tomb in Westminster Abbey, in which tbo hon. member for Birmingham ...

... Bartletfalso * land here. Mr. Daores Adams was tho largest lQ the parish. He was Conservative, and the Somerset was Liberal, a Whig—(a laugh). joins the parish of Totnes on side. Mr. Champvrnowue had the chief in°e tbere, and he was a Conservative, but, that ...

... Disraeli, well knowing that such an extension - w introduce a class of men, very many, if not the of whom ara known to have either Whig or j nservative predilections. With hypocritical Preventing the present electoral body from being ampsd, he is in himself a ...

... he saw about him—than accept any bit-by-bit measure like those already brought in by many of their excellent friends ' tho Whigs—(applause.) Lord Palmerston had well.said that had the Tories consented to receive at the hands of i the Liberal-Conservatives ...

... proceedings, was turned out Court. T. E. Rogets received £40 for his vote on nomination day. Did not know the difference between Whig and lory, but voted according to his station—-meant that he voted his landlord voted. T. Gillham said that was bribed by ...

... those he saw about him—than accept any bit-by-bit measure like those already brought in by many of their excellent frienda the Whigs. Lord Palmerston had well said that had the Tories consented to receive at the hands of the Liberal-Conservatives in the House ...