... and the men of Liverpool, according to experience, had been so entirely given up to the Lil or Whig party, as to justify anybody in say- ing that when a Whig of the school came down to Liver- 1, the men of Liverpool would at once jump at the fy and follow ...

... and then to f one, the American model being his ideal, and Gc men of England when they get Mr. Bright's Col —(Cheers.) The Whigs as a party were at press but he (Mr. Cross) believed they would give t they could get rid of their present associates, ti Radicals ...

... American model being his ideal, and God. helP men of England when they get Mr. Bri g ht' s Constituti o P, —(Cheers.) The Whigs as a party were at present extiaerif but he (Mr. Cross) believed they would give their 0 0 4 they could get rid of their present ...

... admi- ts of this great country been in more wasteful er incom t (hear, hear). And now, having, in the attempt to “dish the Whigs,” ed dished his own party, has handed of his bank- to Mr. Disraeli and a volce *So he has, Mr. Rathbone”). Lord Stanley remain’ ...

... invective and becoming a sort of Whig optimist would never delight or be even tolerable to Mr. Bright, the still sturdy Radical. But it is not to be supposed that, in clear- ing himself from complicity in a Conservative Whig policy, Mr. Bright imposes the ...

... Cross said that that not déliver such ‘a. | speech as Mr, Bright delivered a day- dr two dgoat _ because if he did all the 61d Whig families Heh by their assistance to and after : made, got there then they would “find out the mistake: The speech =o in: ‘was ...

... people have a still greater interest in maintaining the morality of public men; that the-statesmen of this country, be they Whig or Tory, are the public property of the nation, and that the nation itself is discredited when the character of any one class ...

... of its members if not’the'a , would also support any advocate the same principles ftom tt ouses in. Radical point. With the Whig. different. With the great majerity of, th Loan is a purely personal one—Mr. Gia theworld. he does, his or > opm, daily press ...

... present juncture, is from letter sddressed by ths Rev. Canon Trevor to Viscount Milton, M.P., in reply to epistle which noble Whig-Badical candidate for the West Hiding had asked the rev. gentleman to stand neutral in the attack upen the life of the national ...

... dated December 14 and the Doctor account of progress more in than anything else OLD FOES WITH NEW FACES (From Belfast Northern Whig) I the days The Tories in crow and everywhere : were ihtir were aad brains much to live ease thrive pains iu foroe plan houid ...

... insult his tenants two Liberals at the least might brought forward. Considering, indeed, how entirely the heads of the grea Whig families have absorbed in the psst the belief that their tenants are their personal pro- P«t7, it is a little absurd for the ...

... against the Church this ,at present, under the guise of Liberalism. During the partial dominion of the Radicals, under the late Whig acfcmnistration, the sceptre of spiritual supremacy in litlacd seemed all but won by the Roman Catholic party, when a change ...