... thi3 will often be to divide the Liberal party, but the Leaguers will not care for that—having, perhaps, less respect for a Whig than they have for a Conservative. The first member of their society who has announced his intention of seeking parliamentary ...

... apparent from the fact that compounders always paid I their rates indirectly-that is, the rating was added to the rental. While a Whig friend of his had confessed that he C should vote upon the bill so as to make it as little of a reform bill as possible, he ...

... in the secrets of the Whig party, because no man cared less for party, not desiring to obtain anything from either, but he hoped that Mr. Gladstone would drop the rating proposition—(hear, hear)—he h- ...

... The above list includes, will be seen, 24 the original AduUamites, 17 who call themselves Radicals, and five very moderate whigs not in the old ' cave. The only metropolitan members the list are the members for Marylebone, Mr. H. Lewis.and Mr. Chambers ...