... household conducted with the most rigid economy, he spent on the popular cause. In May In 1848, his persistent efforts alarming the Whig government of the : day, he was arrested for a speech delivered in Bishop Bon- ncrs Fields, L~ondon-the strongest exprepsslons ...

... log oabins built for ?? meetings, and hard cider was drunk at barbicues, In token of the fact that Mr. Harrison, the Whig candidate bad in the early days of the Weat lived In a log cabin and dtunk hard clder. !n 1856 thero were Pathfinder clubs ...

... working men most. Unless they could get something more for their sovereign, it mattered to working men little whether they were Whigs or Tories that ruled them. (interruption, and cries of 'Turn him out, directu!(l to the ?? interrupting.) The 'Iories hadl ...

... it Is in reality something mere than this. We shall no longer see the Government of the country being shared alternately by Whigs and Tories. The next administration wil be Liberal and progressive in a sense such as has never previously been understood ...

... my entire satisfaction with your explanetion that you had no Intention of ?? I aides in the contest. It was only because the Whig. sup. potters of Lord Henley used your letter as a distinotly hos. tile declaration to myself that I felt bound to trouble ...

... I anm sure the electors of this community will send to the right-about' any man wyho supports sash a perpetrntion, he he a Whig or a Tory; for the sall of the ?? for rates now amounting to one-third of rent hl ; given a ran-tan at every man's door which ...

... proposal in Parliament to endow all ou sects in the land, We had reason to believe that the plaD was approved by some leading Whigs and heartily supforted by nearly all Tories. 'heyforesaw it would have the effect of bolstering up ?? Church ilrelaud, which ...

... Lberalsi, and4 moore tharn :10 yietr. ago it Was ak fo estionl whitell ?? parties, card olt which, in fict, tile 1Libunr.1 anti Whig plirty of that day broke dlown. lBnt, nit the pr-ment occaciont that which has cansel it to eori], up1 again to the sorlftiii ...

... pouver to prevent this outlay when the b- estimates weic moved in the Ihouse of Commons. T (Loud cheers.) The parsimony of the Whigs had ai reduced the army and navy to a very u usatis- a factory condition, and the expense of their r istor- r tion, together ...

... have granted no Liberal measures to which they have not been badgered and driven by the Whigs. The Conservatives alre never prepared to go the whole hog. When a Whig Ad- ministration brings into the House of Comamons a pretty little perktiog, or a beautiful ...

... abused for saying that he took for himself independent views of things. This, however, he . knew was distasteful to the old Whigs. He then k proceeded to consider the present state of Ireland. I That country, lie said, was now in a very much better position ...

... rest and b. thankful, till the successful labours of his subordinates should call him to proceed, with all the dignity of a Whig nobleman, to the formation of a Ministry. But these things are iipnssible with ;Mr. Gladstone ; and that is the simple reason ...