... 111. while the Prince of Wales, afterwards George IV. threw in his lot with the Whigs. During the’seven weeks’ poll “open house” was kept, with many a riot and disturbance resulting therefrom. A hundred thousand pounds would not have covered the cost ...

... on supporting a man who on every really important questiou acts against the old opinions of all the neat Whig leaders in tbe old days, wben tbe Whigs were a party to which I for one was proud to belong, and of which 1 will not give up tbe traditions because ...

... accepting the choice, said the old line Whig and Tory was disappearing, and there were now only two lines, Liberty or want of liberty. Mr. Wood had followed the example of Major Barnardiston, and had left the old Whig lines and come over to the Conservative ...

... principles of men, and not measures, ud to vote en Id, for the ei.:ture. cheat pressure is being brought to bear on the Whig and Home Rule members representing Irish constituencies to induce them to Rapport the Government in the coming crisis when ...

... three political parties. His ancestors were Whigs, bat the name of Whig had almost gone, and he rether thought the Conservatives of the present day were the ropreleutatire, of the pr,ociplea which the Whig's used to support. The question now was whether ...

... the envenomed letter from Earl Grey, which was read at a Conservative meeting the other morning. Earl Grey calls himself a Whig, and at one time he was a member of the party of progress ; but that was long, long while ago, and for years past he has done ...

... well-accredited representative of what may be called the Young Whig Party, the Home Secretary was probably better acquainted than any of those to whom he addressed himself on Saturday with the Whig feeling as distinct from Radicalism in the North Hiding. While ...

... on the health of the borough for the quarter endow the :Wm September. 2. '1 of bottle registered in this quarter Iris moot e Whig 1111 only of whiela seven were returned se The number of deaths wen sorrespondiugly low, 61, of which 211 oesuirred in Bt. ...

... actors on the Parliamentary stage, and the support of the Bury Post was uniformly given to the great Whig states- man ; indeed, although the Whig party, now represented by the moderate Liberals, have allowed themselves to be to some extent over- ridden ...

... with the newest manifestation of Birmingham policy. Mr. Gladstone has now broken with all tradition, whether Conservative, Whig, or of Manchester, and has thrown himself into the arms of the caucus and the screw-drivers. H. has known many • miserable ...

... the clergy shall be next to the Bishops over the people and as such to be obeyed. The Whigs acknowledge no such power, either in Cburch or State. Alas I poor Whigs, adds Mr. Dv Port, and alas! poor student, too. One lad was asked to paraphrase tbis ...

... contracted expenditure ,;nd reduced taxation. More closely still does it concern those moderate Liberals, members of the old Whig connection, who have allowed themselves to be forced, against their traditions and feeling, into partnership with the noisy ...