... inconsistency in appeal one who had violated his own votes tho compact of which j he spoke. In his first letter, Citizen” wrote as “Whig party man,” apparently having deeply at heart tho true interests of the Liberal party in , Norwich,” which Mr. Tillett was ...

... cted measure with reference to this question. THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERAL PARTY. The Economist says : From the choice of Lord Granville and of the Marquis of Hartington it would seem that the great Whig families are going again to aid the cause of progress ...

... never voted but twice, except at Municipal elections. They often used my house as committee room in Municipal elections. The Whigs had it at tbe last Municipal election. By Mr. McMahon— l think Mr. Huddleston said the Hop Pole Gardens that if they voted ...

... Calver, examined the Chairman— I live St. Giles', and am a bootmaker. lam one of the freemen's delegates. I am one of the old Whigs,—or a Liberal Conservative, but 1 think lam more & Conservative than Liberal. I took no active part in either of the last two ...

... himself ( and his purtj, and is in strong contrast to those j who would have had him qualify upon so meagre a foundation. AN OLD WHIG. January 25th, 1875. NORFOLK AND NORWICH IiOSPI I’AL. ...

... freedom of contract will be removed, or even seriously attacked. The Liberals cannot move in this Puliament without the Whigs, the Whigs do not like tenant right, and the last motive likely to induce the latter to submit to a die agreeable necessity has ...

... TO THE KDITOB. Sir, —I have been all the days of my life Whig, and hold to the appellation with tenacity, because I know it means:—many would appear to be ignorant of its signification. As a Whig Ido not concur with all Mr. Tillctt’s views. Yet I think ...

... advanced opinions, even taking a good Whig into account, as that yon can call upon the city of Norwich to send him to Parliament ? Gentlemen, the question is this, whether we have not a right to require at the hands of the Whig section a man who goes considerably ...

... called the Conservative Whig I said Mr. Warner, with whom I was very friendly, that he could no longer expect the the advanced section, but they would very glad if the Whig section would accept him as theirs. expectation was that the Whig section would have ...

... with the of the city and s anecdote as to .t, the con- Westacre, was nndercriff ex. Central i.y, pill, the •»© present. ■ the Whig ; an active bad jnat asked ail ; they b;cuu*e • reigns , mill the r value of know they upporters, uig •' to go u I wuut o* ...

... And he grows more popular, He’ll make ns Tories fly. Then long live Easton, may his next Attempt be not in vain. I’ve been a Whig before, my boy, And so I will again. BILL PLOUGHSHARE. ...

... Conservative Whig party. I said to Mr. Warner, with whom I was very friendly, that he could longer expect to the candidate of the advanced section, but they would very glad the Whig section would accept him theirs. My expectation waa that the Whig section ...