... another. 1 Whig of the good old school of William 111 (bear, hear) and Whig and a Liberal I have been for some forty years advocate for reform. I stood our reformers 40 years ago, I have stood by them to this day and thoughtthatmycompanions.fellow Whigs and ...

... appeared on the Edinburgh stage for years.— Edinburgh Scotsman. The greatest Shakesperian actor on the stage.— Belfast Northern Whig. The greatest actor England has sent us for thirty years. New York Tribune. The greatest actor and most accomplished gentleman ...

... Mr. Gladstone all his life. He recollected him when he was Tory and a great Protectionist. He recollected him when he was a Whig-«then Radical, and now he was a Democrat (cheers and uproar). He was the prospective Prime Minister of this country—there was ...

... 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 ...

... injudicious, and prostitute divine, for having condemned the Beggar's Opera of the Dean's friend Gay, and perhaps for being a good Whig. Walpole on the other hand calls him a harmless good man inclined to much moderation and of little zsal for the tinsel of ...

... show our determination we shall never have anything done the direction I have mentioned. All parties are, I am sure, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, desirous to keep as much money of their own in their pockets as they can (hear, hear). And while I deprecate ...