... behind Lord Haktinoton who would resist universal suffrage strenuously as any Conservative The powerful phalanx comprising the Whigs and moderate Liberals would be found opposed to any such revolutionary measure, if it once came to he proposed in earnest. ...

... them currency rather too emphatic denials of their truth. It has been stated, and contradicted, and stated again that the old Whigs were on the point of forming cave; and quite recently a weekly Radical contemporary went so far as to tell the malcontents ...

... Niagara Falte Over this Rule M.P.’s profess to about sixty in number, railway passes very large part of the gram and Some are Whigs, some are moderate in their views provision traffic from the Western States to the and language? and others (distinguished ...

... hitherto done. He confessed very little had been done this session by the party, but they were teaching a great lesson to the Whig party, and that party were gradually experiencing the fact that they could never hope to get into power again without the ...

... mands the support of his entire party. There arc rumours abroad that such an issue as coercion or non-coercion certain number Whigs and moderate Liberals would either desert to the opposite camp or remain sulking their tents. Lord had last night easy way ...

... whenever events rendered it imperative to bolster the Walpole -June, that price was unhesitatingly paid, yet, although the great Whig statesman was not worthy of the high position bold and the autocratic power wielded for score years, it is difficalt read about ...

... is som; t.ilk, more or less wild, of organised revolt of some of the old Whig politician! from the Liberal party, and Mr. Gladstone its counsellor. The story is that several Whigs, who either are leading persons or think themselves so, are greatly distressed ...

... country except their own, and whose cosmopomotive ha. also obtained, though litim sympathies leave little room for sympathy with Whig Liberal Oppositions have too often refused England. Happily, it much the same with regard recognise it times when great national ...

... Mr. Hayes respectable minority —made into a majority party skill. Wc-saw something like this in our own history, when the Whigs were kept out of place tor a generation because was their opponents who conducted the great Continental war—forcing Byron to ...

... made motion to that effect ? His next rash statement was, that the Queen owes her throne to tjie Liberal party because the Whigs carried the Reform Bill of 1832. This reckless assertion not, of course, susceptible of proof, and the electors Salford were ...

... general feeling was expressed that the Home Rule party ought not in any circumstances to throw themselves into the arms ot the Whigs. The resolutions wets:— That we take this opportunity of reaffirming onr pledges to onr country and to each other to maintain ...

... Aspects the Licensing Question,” at Keswick, and in moving resolution in support of the Pcrmißßivo Bill, the hon. baronet said Whigs and Tones, blues and yellows, were alike agreed that in this great drink question something must done to make people sober ...