... their bugbears. Depend upon it ten years more the Whig bugbears of 1873 would take their wlace the respectable monuments a Whig legislation, and there would be as much clatter and croaking amongst the Whigs to disestablish and disendow the Church of England ...

... bugbears. Depend upou it in ten years more the Whig bugbears of 1873 would take their place among the respectable monuments of a Whig legislation, and there would much clatter croaking amongst the Whigs to disestablish and disendow the Church of Kngland ...

... feeling lam only fallowing up the conviction of those whom have (most honoured and revered, that what were formerly termed Whigs and Liberals have now degenerated into Rvdicals and Revolutionists. am Em aware that your religious principles differ very ...

... feeling I am only following the conviction of those whom I have most honoured and revered, that what where formerly termed Whigs and Liberals have now degenerated into Radical* and Revolutionists. am also aware that your religious principles differ very ...

... his party should hail with satisfaction the steady current towards Conservatism which seems to be setting in among the old Whigs. They joyed over the secession to their ranks of the Earl of Pembroke ; they were ex- ceeding glad when the present Earl of ...

... the moderate and advanced Liberals were divided, a sort of pledge having been given by the leaders of what may be called the Whig school, that Sergeant Cox should not bo opposed ; and consequently many electors either split their votes between Barclay and ...

... the border that been definitely challenged to I decide between Mr Gladstone and Mr Disraeli between sound Conservatism and Whig-Radicalism certainly it has spoken with no uncertain sound Eight years have elapsed since Renfrewshire before an political ...

... face the inevitable and inexorable Rowcliffe, with his political chatechiam, and hie stern commentary on the misdeeds of the Whig Cabinets. On arriving at Exeter the wilier of the article was surprised to find that Itoweifte was still alive, and he determined ...

... return of Mr Seymour The issue of the writ was delayed all kinds of plausible pretexts but with no other end in view save that a Whig nobleman possessing “influence” over the constituency should come hot-foot from to exert whatever power he might wield in turning ...

... seats, and that the only doubt is whether that loss will give the Conservatives a clear majority over the whole motley crew of Whigs, Radicals, ome Rt F ntanes, Repub! , and Ultramos idence, who will vote together on a question of but on no other—all these ...

... selected was preen.!; how Mr. Cave will matter for speculation. As I* invited who, aa stated the K frll,' 31 ova leader the old Whig section the Liberal*. Please the whole the party. This gentleman wss ■ General Sir WlllUmCodnnK'oo, whose name SB 1 mentioned ...

... sincerity and trustworthiness of the Prime Minister of Great Britain. I think it only requires to be widely known cause every Whig and moderate Liberal in the kingdom to follow the example so sensibly set by the Marchioness Westminster at Shaftesbury. The ...