... you will not cease yonr efforts here until that cause of civU and religious liberty which waa formerly the standard of the Whigs, but which has Veen trailed the dirt by your modern Radicals— (cheera; —ia upheld by yoa the Conservatives of 1879, this great ...

... humour, Is of e motet la ud no er Iret Mr. psioas fitted to am if we e oelltbent ' hard to oiaoryta. _ _ prodspitve as well as ' Whig ol on. the HEYWOOD I SON, 58 and 58, Oldht r ar area, 38 3 FlO3 Price Si. cloth, or large paper edition, piltheng t ilip., ...

... honest and sincere convictions. (Cheers.) The Irish electors of Manchester conld not fail to notice that while the Tory and Whig lords did not think it necessary to refer even one sentence to Irish questions, it was Mr. Bright alone who considered Ireland ...

... Jr seems probable that Sir Henry Talton will contest Westmoreland in the Liberal interest. He isjiltue representative of the Whig Earls of Thanet, who used to fight the county against the Tory Lowthers, the tenants of each (u Mr. Wilberforce said) being ...

... last word at Leicester no Li beral Ministry could hang together for three months even if it could be formed at all. But the Whigs have had such long experience taming wild Radicals that they may be excused for not Linking much at present of Mr. Chamberlain's ...

... was rove that the Irish electors of Manchester could not fail to notice that whilst the tory lord on' the one side, and the Whig lord on the other, did not thinkl it necessary - to refer even by one sentence to Irish questions, it was I Mr. Bright alone ...

... any intelligent working men could be induced to vote for Liberal candidate. know very well that, during generations past, the Whig or Liberal party has constantly posed as the Codlm-like friend of the working classes. But, especially during recent years ...

... followers and supporters of the present Premier. It is, parhaps, only another way of saying that Earl Beaconsfield caught the Whigs bathing and ran away with their clothes. is more than twenty years since tho Conservative leader introduced his Reform Bill ...

... high office the next Liberal Cabinet. Such a novel proceeding, venture predict, will be great shock to public opinion.. An Old Whig, who, I believe, Mr. Bouverie, writing to the Times the other day to complain the bad language prevalent in high quarters ...

... this is the way in which they like to be governed. (Loud cheers.) Don't let us suppose this is Like the old question between Whig and Tory. is nothing of the kind. It is not even as if were a secondary matter; it not even as if were disputing about the ...

... concealed from his client, and everybody else. All his cards were his sleeve, which was the Belfast way of playing amongst the Whigs. Witness was then croe*?-examined?at considerable length with regard to the ability of the shorthand wliters of Messrs. Government ...

... Hay. Thus what with the known increase of the Conservative strength and the lukewarmness of tbe more moderate Liberals and Whigs, Mr. Gladstone bids fair to find himself left very much out in the cold. This contingency being naturally unacceptable to the ...