... immolation of form was always isj to body who leek • put la it, sod most to the masses 91 %is The bottle was sot ems I. whisk the Whig stood maims the 'fury, sad vim bat it was me is which bull mule erosid be is Mood there to ageism the oboes who had the pet ...

... the late Right Hon. Mr. Ellice, who precaded his hon. friend (Mr. Hill) in the representation of Coventry—the ablest man the Whigs the Liberals had amongit them for years—was absent from England the time. was concerned with the Hudson'a B»y Company, and ...

... this, he says, is called a Liberal Government. There is certainly a great deal in a name—a great deal in clap-trap. That Whigs and Radicals should be /Mowed to appropriate to themselves one name, that of Liberals, knowing, as we do, the deep fundamental ...

... Newiegata, whom he was delighted to see present to-night—(cheers)— well knew, it was in the last week in January that tha Whig member for Coventry—who was en rapport with Mr. Gladstone —assured the poor people of Coventry that there was no treaty co ...

... O'ConneU, towards the latter end of his time ?? the Whigs, and ?? them base, brutal, and' bloori and Irishmen of the present day woald find the same thing of the Radicals, who were mach ?? same as the Whigs. (Hear, hear.) A good deal ?? been said about ? ...

... the late Liberal whip in the House of Commons, publicly gave in his adherence to our plans; the representatives of the mighty Whig families are joining. us; the leaders of the operatives are with us. These are signs of strength, increasing and irresistible ...

... withdrawn. March of the seme year, I spoke and wrote bit of my mind” about the Surveyor not having eared the road, when the Whig party, for the purpose of wreaking vengeance upon me, bounded him sae me for libel, laying damages at £2,Uft». At the trial ...

... London, are Its most interesting features. It ls not a little amusing to observe the youthful politician's enthusiasm for the Whig heroes, of whom her father was bo devoted follower. In one letter she tells her mother that she had the happiness of seeing ...

... want discipline ; your force needs discretion ; and until you put yourselves in the position to acquire these, old Tory and Whig tricksters will deceive you; old battle cries that have lost their meaning will confuse aud divide you; and in eveiy movement ...

... difficulty. O'Connell entered Parliament with a great reputation. He came to slaughter what called the “base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,* hut be found his Batch in the youthful Stanley—(loud applause). If you doubt my testimony, listen to the Tima There are many ...

... one believe he could fulfil them ? and if not, would not these men, tricked and deceived as their forefathers were by the Whigs, rise in indignation ? . Would not the smouldering fires of discontent be fanned into rebellious flames ? and should any occasion ...

... in mushroom growth around them. They (the audience) might be good Presbyterians or Methodists, Baptists or Episcopalians, Whigs, Radicals, Tories, or Conservatives, but they were dishonest men and women, false to themselves, false to their families, and ...