... doubt, when Liberal measures could only be carried by the Whigs. But that time has happily passed away, and Liberalism is strong enough to stand on its own bottom. As we know, there are Whigs who still claim to treat Liberalism as a child entrusted to ...

... those cases where the Liberal element sufficiently strong as to indifferent which way the Whig element goes, and can bid defiance to both Whig and Tory, the Whig leaders invariably claim the constituency their own. In borough like Devizes there are always ...

... history the Whig parly. Mr. LAATHAM, lor example, spoke Muddersfield of the conciliation of the Whigs •• never an arduous enlerprise when there was office fairly in view.; Of tale years have all perhaps been in the habit of considering the Whigs as persons ...

... preferring liberty to bondage. Our Whig leaders are loggerheads to the policy permitting agricultural labourers to vote at Parliamentary elections. Mr. Gladstone is in favour them doing so. Mr. Lowe, the pet of the Whigs, was brought down to Swindon four ...

... general election of that the elector! of the Borough nod Hundred! CrvcUade generally were 10 enraptured end infatuated with Whig and Tory promise! that the enfranchisement of fanner!, tradesmen, and working people resident outside oar borough lines, and ...

... general election 1874 that the electors of the Borough and Hundreds Cricklade generally were so enraptured and infatuated with Whig and Tory promises that the enfranchisement of farmers, tradesmen, and working people resident outside our borough lines, and ...

... been connected. And among other matters one reminded of the celebrated •• compact entered by him and that antiaue specimen Whig politician, the Right Hon. E. P. Bouverie. the terns of which these two gentlemen undertook to decide the vexed question of ...

... its position and a resolve to take its own matters into its own hands, refusing led by a mere faction, whether composed of Whigs or Tones. From neither of these factions can we fairly expect any of these radical reforms, of which we stand in need, to come ...

... his own, and pass it into law, a course action by means improbable, inasmuch it would enable him once again to dish the Whigs, and to force the party who loves him not to eat the leek as a punishment for unwilling allegiance to the man who has placed ...

... old school Tories, who may succeed in provoking the electors to a sense of their position, rather than by some milk-and-water Whig, who would only serve to lull a constituency into false position, would drain all life and vitality out of it, and make it ...

... the candle. What we honestly hope for is that if constituency be Tory it may have Tory representative; if it be Whig, that it may have Whig representative; and thatif it be Radical, that it may have Radical representative. And when this is not the case ...

... but little to advance. And this circumstance has occasioned intense delight among those best of old Tories, the respectable Whigs, who have no higher idea of Working-man than that of using him for party warfare, and to enable them to maintain their position ...