... very large measure, and if were to pnl them together in the way the way Corimrvalives you would give weak-kneed Liberal, and Whig, ■U those opportunities of obalruction they wi.h avail themselves of. Take thi, fact into your mind, —the extension of the ...

... lairds ought to bo composed entirely of Whigs, hut I do not suppose lie meant the V sense, but that measures were to be regarded b)'them in a colder spirit than regarded either the two ..real parties-that Whigs, although they not fake the initiative in ...

... The prophets had hut if ho might venture to ray so, thought the duty pn? the OT* Wori propleSed, but they had falsely! and Whig, ought to have been deputed to some of the eloquent , without evoggoration, and the people and Radicals ruled by their means ...

... Durham, the Fitzwilliams, whose names were identified with the traditions of one of the oldest and most respected of the great Whig houses, and Mr. Arnold Forster, the sun of Mr. E. Forster, had refused to contest the different constituencies for which they ...

... Being room, peaked them up. Than wan acme the bnploaa bah, haaadaa aoma boaea. which appeared bant. They appear to lag aad whig lowla. I asked prta. uar bow aaaounled lor them, said that knew notbiag about them. I laid him I afaonld taka him lain auatody ...

... enemy's camp that March would be the time for the dissolution. He did not know whether that was true or not., but it was by a Whig who no longer went with his party. (Laughter.) Ile had much pleasure therefore, in proposing their visible candidate who would ...

... 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 ...

... Monday. Mr. Sheehan, a Liberal, was elected by a majority of two votes over the nominee of the Nationalists; a coalition of the Whig and Conservative members having defeated the Nationalist party. A woman who was arrested on a charge of murdering ber child ...

... 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 ...

... pa*, Na to orterthelle., bet by It bis WA Ito.. ad by le Ise • see in the of lie Bet the men for es the ve hitherto 1 geese Whig Ref* all efehek nem ead the II se set by apathy that oar laths wes they hod, am was *sal ea* gond spire a speed sr es. a *mat ...

... 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 ...

... 846 8 59,6 227 1* away. going into the bedroom witness saw Oliver Cromwell Md a meeting here on 15th November, g re»t Whig houses the time of Revolution Th _ i together villagee, and they cultivated 2«. 6rf.) to help and advise. A copy of each issue ...