... had, and ought to be returned. Lord St. Germans, too, a Whig, had told him that he was willing that he should come with his honest story among his tenants, and Admiral Tucker, another decided Whig, had promised him one of his votes, thinking he had been ...

... hear). Among the unfortunate people who were tied to Gladstone, and who were groaning at being tied to him were the unhappy Whigs. Just look at what came of being iu'bad company (loud laughter). It was not very long ago that the Wh\gt were all for the Church ...

... influence in private, was once the most powerful and respected of courtiers, acted through her long career as a consistent Whig, aud was in her latter years the centre of group nobles quite unrivalled in social power. Herself Howard and a Cavendish, she ...

... told him the most hard-working member they had ought to returned Lord St Germans a Whig told him willing should come honest story among and Admiral Tucker another decided Whig had promised him one of his votes thinking he been served so it throughout for ...

... but was infinitely worse to hsre orgaoUaUens of licensed rictusllera bending together for the purpose of supporting either Whig, Radical, or lory, who wmud support their trade—their bread and cheese (prolonged cheeringi The speaker said he stood there ...

... Gladstone, who were groaning at being tied to him, were the unhappy Whigs (hear, hear,and laughter). Just look what came of being in bad company (laughter). It wasn't long ago that the Whigs were all for the Church of England ; now what were they for? —they ...

... the attacks which Messrs Gladstone and Bright made in their efforts to disfranchise them. Freemen, bear this in mind ! the Whigs and Radicals (who are false friends of the poor) we owe that most barbarous Poor Law, which tbe various Workhouses separates ...

... his defence. Dizzy's Two Pupil Teachers.—lt is quite the Cards that Mr. Disraeli may have his mind a eye, dishing of the Whigs on the Irish Church as well as the Reform question. But, case of such attemp there is one of his followers who, P'ofeseioM ...

... Conservative candidate for Chelsea, has de ivered some admirable to the warkiug-men. his last speech reviewed the career of the Whig Radical leaders, and established by the reaJing extracts from their Speeches that they had been the opponents of nearly every ...

... at ;be expenditure. But he believed that a strong Conservative party would do more to reduce that expenditure than if the Whigs were restored to power, with Mr. Gialstone at their head. He did not wish in soy way to s«y one word against that eminent statesman ...

... 'Killing gcod men who had been trained such an expense, Lord Herbert very properly called it, was still permitted to go on under Whig regime. To the eternal honour of Colchester, a public meeting was convened in March, 1867, and petitions for warded to both ...

... are more savoury', have stronger social tendencies, are more uniformly digestible, and assimilate very with the constitution Whig and Tory. We have hud some nice pilchard catches the district. Porthloven, St. Ives, the Mougt’s Bay, &0., have been doing ...