... it true that be had received very handsome cheque—(laughter and cheers)—and he was there to declare working man that either Whig or Tory offered him one sixpence it should be known to tee world. (Load cheers.) He was firmly of Opinion that the measures ...

... people who come to vote for the first time have chosen a candidate who not accepted by the old leaders and wire-pullers of the Whig section rump of which may still found old stagnant boroughs. These people will not their duty—to accept with frank cordiality ...

... people who come to vote for the first time have chosen candidate who not accepted by tiie old leaders and wire-pullets of the Whig section rump of which may still found in old stagnant boroughs. These people will not understand their duty—to accept with ...

... creed of action rather than a creed composed of theories never to be reduced to practice. We have, happily, got out of the old Whig groove, and we hope that we are now free from the members of the great Revolution families,” with the consent Lord Russkll ...

... importance to men all creeds ; and it was desirable that at the hustings should be ascertained from every candidate, whether Whig, Tory, Radical, what were his opinions with regard to it. It had been said that they would never succeed in their efforts, ...

... who had got Ilk. each for their votes. (A Voice ; From Tories.—Owen.) Yes; that was from Tories, but sorry to say that the Whigs as well as the Tories bribed on the day to wMch referred. (Shame.) He hated the very prindple of bribery. No man should taka ...

... the franchise will be extended. There are great many who do not know whether they are Conservatives, Liberals, Radicals, or Whigs ; ami it is therefore very essential that Conservative principles should be expounded, so that they may be known, and tliat ...

... got 10s. each for their votes. (A Voice : From Tories.—Cheers.) Yes; that was from Tories, but he was sorry to say that the Whigs as well as the Tories bribed on the day to whim he referred. (Shame.) He hated the very principle bribery. No man should take ...

... past have had two patties the house—the Toriesand Whigs, or, if you Uke. tho Conservatives and Whigs. There have been in the mam ttree two 1 great parties fighting for the mastery in the state. But the Whigs ate now longer alive—they are practically dead ...

... had only recently told them laughter} -and he should not be at all surf'i'H ,f meant to Lake the wind out the sails • t tlce Whigs and disendow the Irish (.’hutch. (Loud I Uugbter and applause.) Lord Campbell, and lastly Mr. Qoldwin Smith, had condemned ...

... end gentlest of chemical compounds n-ed in the arts or in medicine, in‘o nitrogkoerine, that fearfully violent explosive with whig the general public are now gaining some dearly-bought acquaintance, is an operation great comparative simplicity, both the ...

... suppose, people would not be fools .enough to write it:— Everybody knav e that Mr, O’wletone would never nude Prime Minuter long Whig Peer existed copoole of feeding hlmaetl with a spoon. is pity Sir. Gladstone's conscience is not somewhat bigger, or that the ...