... Administration. It really seemed for the first few days of the crisis that we were to witness, if not an actual repetition of the Whig which was ecattered to the winds by the General Hlection of 1874, something akin to it. Bat certain influences have been brought ...

... will assume the Whig curb which Earl Gran- ville and Lord Hartington have in for him—a course which the composition of his Cabinet would seem to point to. In the latter case his Ministry would soon be discredited, seeing that the Whig programme differs ...

... heritage of Whig an d ri , but now we hbads Radical Government in power which had attempted to interfere with that freedom of contract and thoee rights of property which were dear to every citisen in this country. (Applause.) In addition, both Whigs and Tories ...

... Exchange, owing to the £2,000,000 met by Previous Government for the Governments, beyond control of were made, the result would be Whig or Tory. however pluses of millions would have acoumulated, a9 ment. 7% millions saved by Government, he who abused them Wk ...

... Sir W. had recently paid a visit to Birmingham old Whig. to welcome him as en old Whig. Bright had bed tbe could not come with him, and if Mr. to come in, what become of never danced toa asanold Whig? The old tune yet, and were they going to unite ? been ...

... present it is difficult to caloulate ; but that it will do so moral certainty. Men who are determined to sport, in epite of a Whig-Radical Govern- ment, will seek it eleewbere, and in many instances the will be rents no ey to coun’ to Eaglish, Scotch, and ...

... see be way erected upon such ground, (Hear, >) It was possible, if Lord effaire, he might endeavour to resuscitate the old Whig principles, get Lord Derby and Lord Carnarvon and the Marquis to join h was Mr the question was whether he would not wish to ...

... division landlorde. Now, he was that they ‘bed Whig landlords os well as to in thet county—and ones some of those Whig landlords were, too. ( with the But if they were their former tives, why did not the Whig landlords come id (Laughter and applause) Why ...

... division from Tory landlords Now proud they Whig landlords well Tory landlords in county— and one some Whig landlord were too (Hear hear) But if they were with politics of their former representatives why did not the W'hig landlords come forward? end applause ...

... county boards? who it prevented bill from being pi Obstructive Now I will Mr to taxation imposed education Whigs Who imposed rate ? The Whigs Whigs ever for ? Nothing (Cheers) agricultural brought before of Commons who were parties who Cheshire farmers ...

... victories bin pluck determination ultimately Prior to 1859 representation of city been conveniently divided the of Eaton knot Whigs whose plots batched No 86” Chafing this political thraldom Conservatives desperate attempt in 1857 to free themselves by voting ...

... very well understand in former days a man being an old Whig, but he did not believe such an avimal existed now. Laughter.) There was as much difference between an advanced to-day and an old Whig as there was between one of these new-fangled bicy and an ...