... 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 ...

... brought staid” Historicus’’ such company to ostentatious display of friendliness which hare the of one nurtured among sect of Whigs Tbe spectacle was neceseary the exigencies of the party demanded this public fraternizing take place done Beyond that fact ...

... policy the English until Monday decided im- Government lime of great Revolutionary War from which it Mr Powell and that if Whigs of day oo-ope half of war both in treasure and in blood saved touched period of the war whioh be said bad brought about Liberals ...

... 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 ...

... advertise the party but nothing more That latter is the of their being brought forward the present momeet we assume is to dish the Whigs” once more if he can his is reforming well as devoted the of honour and glory of the empire no doubt he a of being sent to ...

... 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 ...

... verse of that beginning Oh ! no her been in paper no doubt that 8ir W Haroourt paid to Birmingham old Whig Bat Mr nor Mr Bright to welcome him old Whig If Lord to come Mr Bright’s with him if Mr Bright’s to in to of Sir W Haroourt as old to Radiol would ...

... History doth herself and early Hanoverian days put aside their Tory principles to office will Jacobites onr day the to power The Whigs of their many faults ever been now are must be party England but of old their pride kept them honest the future the pride make ...

... Gladstone listening with such To ene who wass Radical when himeelf was igh Church T one who was a Radical when Mr. Gladstone was a “Whig, to one who was a Radical when Mr. Gladstone was a li to one who still remains a Radical when Mr. Gladstone is a political ...

... 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 ...

... unfounded itupioiou whether reffilf himself It contrary life tbat of should mo ao telling discrimination taot Lord of course write Whig address He to down principles explicitly with moderation had th at ia fame to govern Ir'land policy wrong at rate it a policy ...

... ce The Weld-Blundells of Lulworth Ince who are ancient Catholic family dating back to pre-Reformation times hitherto been Whigs or Liberals in the contested election in South-West Lancashire in 1868 not only their whole influence bestowed on but Mr Gladstone ...