... Lberal—l call it Whig. It professes to be in favour of Reform, but it does nothing for it (hear, hear). It keeps the question open, because keeping it open keeps political capital in its pocket (hear, hear.) The Whigs—the high Whigs, unlike the Tories—(hear ...

... house. A report has been made to the Lord- Lieutenant, through the Right Hon. Mr. Norris, Attorney •General, M.P. —Northsm Whig. ...

... politics he said there were two parties—the Radicals and Democrats. The Radicals were formerly Republicans, belonging to the Whig party, and were anti-slavery; whereas the Democratic party included those in the North who sympathised with the South and the ...

... XETBOFOIsTTAM MXMSXUS. There was a time, not long past, whso metropolitan members wore the butt of all smaU wit* of the Whig and Tory press. Whigs and Tones, nod. indeed, some few Radical prigs, were never tired ufhnrling sarcasms at tbooe unfortunate mubepolriy ...

... would say that as conservatives of public property—(laughter.) [Mr. Masters They will not be much longer; they will be all whigs]—he did not speak politically—[Mr. Masters: They will be all wbigs.] When gentleman has interrupted a speaker he (Mr. Alderman ...

... lodger who probably is a man of high Conservative principles; the second floor is occupied by a man who holds to the whole Whig views; while the floor above is in the possession of a man of extreme Radical views. Now, what is the condition of things These ...

... Gladstone’s help? 9 o’clock.—No answer from Gladstone. Greet tho blackguard Support Derby and the Tories against the thievish Whigs!” “ March 30.—7 a.m. Left B 22, same number as the convalescent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison); down below, got my own ...

... (loud cheers), who would take from him anything that was worth taking, and reject what was useless (renewed cheers). Both whigs and tories should be regarded with mistrust, as the former had proposed a£6 lino, which ought not to satisfy the people or ...

... accident that made lodger franchise necessary (cheers). It would no donbt said in the House of Commons both by torics and whigs that a lodger franchise was impracticable, but after a careful consultation with the rate collectors, he could pledge himself ...

... ought not to be one of class. It is one affecting equally the national inheritance of all, whether Tories or Conservatives, Whigs or Radicals. “Edmond Beales, President of the Reform League.” (The proclamation was received with loud cheers). The chairman ...

... mean the whole body, but the small minded—tho gadflies, as one called them, of the party. Nor is he strong in favour with the Whigs. They say that the existing complication of political affairs is all along of him. He ought not to have resigned last year—which ...

... schemes, haskept Ommoutof office: for it was so, all know', rhere was nothing specially in their foreign policy to recommend the Whigs, and but httle in them domestic government. The strength of their position was in Gladstone’s ability as a financier and his ...