... months of late years. By the conspicuous omission of Lord Russell's name Mr. Wade leads us to in er that does not approve the Whig veteran's foreign policy. lord Rus! sell held the seals of the Foreign Office in the Liberal Administration prior to his last ...

... and very often under conations of very great difficulty. You must not throw upon Minhtry for the time being, whether it be Whig or Whether Tory, the blame of circumstances over which Jhey C have control; you must make fair allowance or the* circumstances ...

... whom we were indebted for the cheap loaf; it was to Mr. Cobden. He (Mr. Bowing) admitted that it was not the old fashioned Whigs ; no did not come forward to represent that party; he came forward to represent the party of which Mr. Cobden was a member ...

... maintain the Chunk the State noose say dram /WM. *dhoti., regard to the_ er the wry at t at e a adsohaL zed Whig ;el either the one sr the ether. A. Whigs are the oypt the the Tories. Whilst equally loyal to the Crowe and to the Church, their efforts are given ...

... of doing justice to the working classes. Rut the great Conservative party went home to dinner think- they had dished the Whigs and the wording Masses they came baok half-past ten and found they made great mistake. The working men are men ho ar e not ...

... meeting which he had lately addressed that it was not the Whig 3 to whom we were indebted for the cheap loaf :it was to Mr. Cobden. He (Mr. Bowring) admitted that it was not the old fashioned Whigs ; he did not come forward to represent that party ; he came ...

... tell you that my experience is that the most formidable foes to Financial Reform one has to encounter in Parliament are the Whigs. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) As example of the kind of profitless _ outlay which needs vigorous control, I will mention one item ...

... income. But be that as it may, lam no way responsible for it; I neither passed it nor sanctioned it. It was carried by the Whig Government of Lord J. Russell, not only long after I had ceased to be a member of the Government but after the defeat of the ...

... not only had a Tory government been for upwards of two years in power, led by Mr. Disraeli, whose only oare was to dish the whigs. more important question than that attracted attention, it was that gross and scandalous abuse, the Irish Church. When Mr ...

... tramontane, and looks very like striking deadly blow at the principles religious and civil freedom our Whig forefathers fought tor, our modern Whig historians, HaUam and Macaulay, a eloquently defended with their pens. So that the Liberalism of the day ...

... the case worse. His financial statement, published last week, has been conclusively shown *o be a most unfair comparison of Whig and Tory expeudi= ture. Lately, Mr. Childers, at P»ntefract, has repeated Mr. Gladstone's figures, and, unhappily for himself ...

... the cause of Conservatism, for what cause did come\ forward ?— (cheers). His grandfather always fought the Radicals and th«i Whigs Who could contradict that ?—(Chy»ers ) Yet it was the fashion now-a-day to say that Sir Aclaud was a liadical. begged to introduce ...