... representative of the CAVENDISHES, to do battle in defence of the new Radical policy which Mr. GLADSTONE has forced upon the old Whigs. On the other hand, Captain STANLEY appears on behalf of the honoured chief of the Conservative party to assert the cause of ...

... has become of the old Whigs They were gone—utterly disappeared (hear; and laughter). They hal destroyed themselves (renewed laughter). If ever there was a political party in this land that had committed suicide it was the Whigs (cheers), and they might ...

... ). These were hard facts. They were unpalatable to Whig stomachs (hear, hear). But they must have them (laughter). There was an income tax of sd. in the pound under a Tory government. Did not the Whigs come into office and raise it to 7d., and then to ...

... world where there exists such liberty of conscience and such liberty of action, and, putting aside the mismanagement of the Whigs, there was no people so commercially prosperous (loud cheers). A few years ago Mr. Gladstone— (a Voice— He's a Jesuit, cheers ...

... 1832, and showed that the Whigs never troubled themselves with it until they were out of office, and never proposed a Reform Bill that would do more than give them a working majority that would keep them in office. The leading Whig-Liberals of Wolverhampton ...

... full weight. The vote of confidence in the Tory candidates was moved by Mr. Alderman Curtis, one of the many old-fashioned Whigs whom Mr. Gladstone has converted to Conservative principles. It was seconded by Mr. R. Haworth, a wellknown Wesleyan leader ...

... with the expenditure of the Whigs. In taxes it was pretty much the same; Mr. Gladstone's average income tax charge was 7N., and Mr. Disraeli's 54d. (loud cheers). Upon this point of economy he said, unhesitatingly, that the Whigs had made an accusation that ...

... is that of a thorough Whig—shuffling and evasive. A totter from Nenagh, with reference to the Tipperary election, says 1 can assure the electors on the moat reliable authority, that Mr. Collett will poll to the last man. The Whig candidates are acting ...

... measures were the Whigs, who, professing to be the I meeting. poor man's friends, were now bowing down in the dust to I Mr. Freake, who was loudly cheered, said he thanked the court the favour of the working classes (cheers). The Whigs electors for the ...

... d coffin was held Up among the crowd, with an inscription Death of No. 30, alluding to a particular room from which the Whigs for many years past have arrogantly overruled the political destinies of the borough. This created great mirth. All the candidates ...

... everything that is respectable in Ireland. I do trust that the Constitutional party in Finsbury, whether Constitutional Whigs, Tories, or Conservatives, will plump for O'Malley, and not endanger th a t gentleman's seat by splitting their votes between ...

... give the Ultramontane Radical party some trouble. The announcement of his candidature, by on unfriendly journal, the Northern Whig, is so made as to show that his opposition is regarded as formidable: — The Conservative party have at length brought forward ...