... to certain conelmsions and ealled him a Radical, but it was perfectly. immaterial whether they *chose to call; him Radical, Whig, or -o Liberal, because he intended to' 'support those measures which formed' part of that political creed to which he belonged ...

... if askeO his opinion of Mr Bright, say something more forcible even than that. The devil, he once said, was the first Whig.1 Mr Elaine, the Republican candidate for the presidency of the United states, left New York Yesterday morning on a visit to ...

... the history of the a Liberal party, the banner of which night have beeu said to have been first unfurled in 1831, when the Whigs under it led on to the first great battle in the British Constitution. Since I that it had been grasped by many nuble mnen ...

... Bradlaugh's expulsion must be made the question of the day, and the Liberal party must so act that there would be no room for Whig trickery in their ranks. Mr FOOTE, who next addressed the meeting, said he was convinced that either Mr Bradlaugh would succeed ...