... measures affecting your interests? The Whigs and Radicals as a party—l say as a party; there were some great and glorious exceptions among both the Whigs and the Radicals, but we were strongly opposed by the Whigs and the Radicals, who profess to be the ...

... measures affecting your interests ? Tbe Whigs and Radicals as a party— -I say as a party ; there were some great and glorious exceptions among both the Whigs and tbe Radicals, bnt we were strongly opposed by the Whigs and the Radicals, who profess to be the ...

... this very same ministry had, some years ago, proposed to enfranchise half million of men, but they had been Eoh-poohed by the Whigs, who promised to do tter. They did not do better, however, and he believed they were not be depended upon; under such circumstances ...

... Conservatives for a time the popular party in the state, and will do away once and for ever with the long-cherished humbug of the Whigs having a monopoly of Liberalism. In the late division upon Mr. Gladstone's amendment—a resolution brought forward for the express ...

... relative merits of the Whigs and Tories many years ago. One said to the other, Whenever the Tories have been in office they have invariably brought us to the verge of revolution. His comrade quickly replied, When the Whigs are in office they as ...

... Conservatwes for a time the popular pity in the state, and will do away once and for over with the long-cherished humbug of the Whigs having a monoi>oly of Liberalism. (A the late division upon -Mr. Gladstone's amendment — a resolution brought forward for the ...

... Conservatives for a time the popular party in the State, and will do away once and for ever with the long-cherished humbug the Whigs having a monopoly of Liberalism. In the late division upon Mr. Gladstone’s amendment—a resolution brought forward for the express ...

... Catholics! It would not suit the Whig hook at all to have the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill (passed by the revered Liberal chief, Lord Russell). repealed by consent of a Conservative (7abine , ; unless, indeed, a sound Whig member could secure for himself ...

... wide-flung banner of William Ewart Gladstone will flaunt above the wrecks of that castlo of cards built up of Tory hypocrisy and Whig dalliance. Tht voice of the multitudinous People has designated the champion of their rights, and the superb ingenuousness ...

... were to be extended. On one side lay the property of a great Whig Duke : on the other, within a similar distance, was the estate of an old Tory family. The borough was enlarged on the Whig side : the Tory estate was left out in the the cold. What effect ...

... sures? There were some great and glorious exceptions, both among the Whigs and the Radicals, but the pro- moters of the measures in question were strongly opposed, as a party, by the Whigs and Radicals, who professed to be the working man's friend when there ...

... of common report, if not of general notoriety, that the great Whig houses of Bedford, Westminster, Devonshire, and Lansdowne have been opposed to the leadership of Mr. Gladstone. The only Whig house of first-class importance said to have Sup- ported him ...