... has the Radical programme ever done for the Roman Catholics? Verily, nothing, except when out of office. The Radicals (once Whigs), in order to get into pay and power again quickly possible, have shouted for the repeal of laws which they were the parties ...

... discussions, our town councillors, about the consumption of smoke, may compared to the debates about Reform Bill the Whigs. The Whigs were not in earnest about reform, and I doubt if our councillors are in earnest about the abatement of the smoke nuisance ...

... confidently cast the mighty responsibility of the franchise upon her hardy sons by giving them political privileges which Whigs and Radicals never offered or dreamed of, and pretended that they were the true and real Conservatives refusing. I hope they ...

... time and a - Tory statesman—(applause). And who opposed it? Radicals-(hear, hear). But they were not called • then, they were Whigs-(laughter and applause). tb I last eight or nine years there have been four of Reform introduced into the House of Commons ...

... Conservative Government, having been in office something like two years, showed its ability to solve those questions which the Whig Government only showed its ability to introduce—(hear, hear, and applause)—and their exertions, some of the greatest measures ...

... representatives who were not opposed to Maynooth, the reside of which was that almost every candidate who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, declared that at heart had always been opposed to the grant, and was ready to Diedge himself against Lord ...

... room, where serving of approbation, one more encouraging faint spiritual or a lay capacity. I like to stand before Whig—(laughter). The Whigs are the political adven- w three ter Hesketh and Hcrmou, and not only one, but many of you have spent many happy ...

... levelling-up system,” at which our modern Liberals sneer, was in reality the suggestion of Lord John Russell—need we say it, a Whig of the first water.” The speaker’s quotations from the writings of William Ewart Gladstone were particularly apt, and showed ...

... and Stanley, because the Conservative adraimstration. of which thev formed a part, possessed more ability than either the Whigs or the Radicals ever did.—(Applause). He then proceeded * The Martinis of Hartington, or one of his supporters, at meeting ...

... applause). At the time that be (Mr. M. Feiiden) was speaking of there were two great parties in the State—the Tories and the Whigs—and those different denominations had been carried down to the present time. The policy of the Tories had always been to maintain ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Lord Aberdeen was a * Liberal, and his ministry was formed a coalition betv e the Whigs and Radicals. comprised Lord John Russell, the Duke of Ar.-ylc, Mr. Gladstone, and others of the same class. This was the Government that ...

... of that is the hands of the Howards. The following is the impartial estimate the character i and conduct of the now leading Whig families at the time of 1 the Reformation, by Hallam, his Constitutional History 1 of England. The public may judge and decide ...