... Conservatiom in modern times ever since the Liberal party, indeud, slipped from Ito» neither wider the control ef the «td Whigs, mere ner beer than an abuse of terms to ef a Liberal party at the present There are men who call theamelves Libera’ and there ...

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... Liberals. The lesson is very simple one If we want to rescue a seat from a Tory, a Radical likely to be more success/id than a Whig. Reasoning from the same as most of the speakers about whom he complains Mr. Dote comes to exactly opposite conclustoos What ...

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... despotism, or that either Prince or Minister likely to make any such attempt. This cry against Imperialism is raised the Whigs for party purposes. They are hungry after office. Haven't they been trying to prove that the depression trade must be attributed ...

... lives and the work of these English •mthica The /Innate, until name be educated in I attend pruesples. ' nfortunately, the Whig magnate. bite been afraid to commit Itientfelitat to this policy. being sumewkat „dinned by the prospect of having to fare ...

... lood DESPATCH FROM UNDF.RHAND. . Tuned ay L will at sta. ban stab yaw t.. talks is footsteps Ssail alpha fated disappointed. Whig *tread fn. Yt.w, lila to • band. awl so &obi be lan ode • bald bid low the handicap bad sot the latter rangiest attest by dukes ...

... Government—that is, if he did not oppose their warlike measures—he consented to what they did, and both political parties, Whig and Tory alike, are responsible for the frightful blunder then made in going to war. It appears, however, to be admitted that ...

... d k^a lair demand for English red wheat. Nu shame ha prise of 11,11 r. OLTA beens, and peas tiroslp• held et fats rata* • WHIG% June 17.—Air average atteni;nnee here to-day with' • fait supply of wheat. for whiob trade ruled Arm at lost week's prises ...

... more import. party than they are in Jand, owing ty the histurical attitude of Seuttish Preaby. terianism. A Churchman aud a Whig had at on time, at least, a meaning on the side of the Tweed which it never had here. And sill the Church Liberals are a powerful ...

... they coal wield in divisions in the House of Commons, they have watched for oppeounities for wielding their influence upon Whig or T •ry to gain their own ends. Take away their number at any time and the scale may be tweed. The O'Connor Don has a Hill ...