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... England. From this result they were saved by the patriotism and political intelligence of the IVnigs. The ancestors of the Whig families of to-day laid down the lines of English freedom, their descendants spent their lives in maintaining its integrity ...
... Ma year. In future the average eiteehase to the rhea Is to be made the basis of the pail; the Ws/ for this appornuit change Whig the gamest systems too amok to abeam and a peat Isiaptetioa to fraud lath. way of the and • and freed ie. =Of, In the eleasectLy ...
... undying &mindless of the Irish people for the right to mote their two hiws is behind. Of what is the persistence of this I.4,ter Whig (ening then toe people of I; ,ter. Lutulter out; tome half-dozen, sad every man of them is Poking for a ttovenitueut situation ...
... those ordinarily wretched compositions. A I dismal array of dull platitudes give some small idea of the utter failure of the Whig policy during the last sea- I sion in trying to cover a masterly inactivity by specious promises that there is no chance of ...
... apostle of Fre Trade, said that a Tory Government was more economihouse, or too a window, you would put the tiles cal than a Whig. [Apelause.] I heard Mr. Macdonald, on again, or perhaps replace • thatched roof with tiles; or again, if you wanted to make ...
... referred to the North Durham Election, and elaimest that that result was achieved by Irish votes. They must have other 12 Whigs replaced by 12 Tories. It was a glorious thing that wheu they had men like Mr. Gladstone, who had soil hie soul for power, ...
... trouble? Why, Mr. Gladstone himself. [Hear, bear.] It was Mr. Gladstone, who, by his agent, Mr. Adam, seat word to Mr. Wnght, the Whig candidate, that he must retire in order to make may for Mr. Brad.. laugh and Mr. Lsbouchere. Not only that, but Ihe sends to ...
... in six years. Mr. Cobden, the great apostle of free trade, said years ago that • Tory Government was more economical than a Whig Government; ant he dui wort heard Kr. Macdonald, the labouring man's representative, say: You hove 'sin si more from the ...
... Why. to Kr. Gladatooe himself. (Hear, hear.) It was Mr. Gadstonn who, by his agent, Mr. Adam, sent word to Kr. Wright. the Whig candidate, that be must NUM in order to make way for Kr. Bradlaugh and Mr. Labinchers. Not only that, but he sent to Mr. Morley ...
... gates, besides those who held subon and other Motets. It was estimated that altogether there were about 3,500 persons present, Whig an increase of about 800 on the previous year. The show was • very good one, especially that of i veptables, the large tent ...
... Free Trade. —As an ardent Liberal, he made bold to say that this question of Fait Trade was one for Liberals and Radicals, Whigs and Tories alike. (Hear, hear.) Mr. CLARKE (Liverpool) opposed the resolution, on the ground that to put a protective duty ...
... think' Tux FaerivaL.—The festival of the Three Choirs was beougat to • succeestal close on Friday, the great work of Handel Whig performed The amount realised for admisiiion was nearly Al 00tl, and this will be applied in aid of the Widows sad Orphans' ...