... support of the Secularists, yet they are Conservative rather than Catholic, and embrace what in England would be known as the Old Whig Party. The Liberals during their period of office made many improvements in the oendition of the people and the state education ...

... come.* A good many people have said that ever since the late Lord Derby’s gambling leap in the dork* in 1868, to ’dish the Whigs' (as said to friend of mine, and considerable man, too), which bis more dexterous lieutenant * educated his party up to.* now ...

... elected to the office of where sticks the Ministry “At nothing, replied, treasurer, and only resigned that responsible port the Whig, and immediately drank off his glass. i during the present year in order to resume, for the was a batchelor and a man of e ...

... No, no”); to swamp, i !lß2~iwi, hother the Minuter who lain for it suits him, any existing constituency that dislilres; W.J® Whig or Tory, Conservative or Radical. In to destroy, if desires it, the fair relative valae ought to have it. You all know what ...

... one session. If you were to put them together you would give all those opportunities©!resistenceto weak-kneed Liberals \ and Whigs which the Toryobstructiooistswould be only too glad to avail themselves of. The extension of the franchise is a good thing ...

... spirit, but more in a judicial spirit; that though there should be—though not in the political sense of the termmore of the Whig spirit about it—(applause). We have heard a good deal the House of Lords in regard to one man rule; it a thing which is thrown ...