... 1858 he was pregnant with speeches on Reform he explained his Bill to the Radicals Glasgow Liberals did not agree with it Whigs spurned it and Tories laughed at it Mr in his measure proposed to do the very relation to the representation of Ireland which ...

... Parliament Secctibed himett, another “an advanced Liberal,’’ ” sincere but “ea Li perfect liberty, then he found “ hed to old Whig pri : woud like to see @ curiosity in iter); but lo and behold! epi ace was “a con! Liberal.’’ Well, he had heard of confirmed ...

... aide of the county in the Whig interest in four several reigns—of George 111., George IV., William IV., and Victoria—and that he voted for the first Reform Bill. Catholic Emancipation, and the abolitim of the Corn Laws. Still, Whig as he was, he recognised ...

... laugte.) He rememnbeeil once' th Home Secretary- statin~g in the House ?? he was anl olTWhig. Sowr it~neewd toh-bithat. 'nold Whig wee almost worse than tli, oldedt Cowasevative, because the- right- hen. gentleman literally carried ?? beyond'the grave. Wbat ...

... injustice of the sort being done, to the people. Mr. : —Sir John St. Aubyn rail* himself Liberal but he is a Whig; we have been sat upon by the Whig government long enough. Laughter.) Mr. K. Chibgwin asked if Mr. Atkinson was in favour of abolishing burial-fees ...

... when gigantic wars were raging in Europe. He was them. 01 a physician in the city and bis mother was a women who was worthy of Whig the smother of such a eon as he was s.dkedid ad tidal that bersaid say aught higher in her than that (bssr,boor). Mudd was ...

... Colonel .los bad been married less thins . The Bishop of Liverpool, writing to the Moderator SI the Presbyterian Synod, now Whig at Idverpools sow good wishes and thankfulness that there me es many points on they saw alike, although the dig not agree about ...

... to, but to bare bern of he tosh upon the fore. at © eervast Bs weds himeslf ot no verse pair bodies. be blied of bumenkind Whig ef come poor persa would any ow ar there wot other men? timmy attend to cach | there not =) there were many who k» 7 eo eoald ...

... support. Mr Bright deprecates being called a Democrat, but he is surely the last man to be made an armour bearer for the Whigs. We say this in no disrespectful spirit, but the truth must be told when the language of the leader s of Radicalism are used ...

... Minister. That is the view taken by the Liberal member for Greet Grimsby, who is a member of end in favour of all the : regular Whig crotohota ; bat, ae Chairman of sessions is each a county am Lincolnshire, be sees amend him all the miachief of this Bill ...

... had given of their Liberalkm. One said that was a L’beral for perfect liberty; another that he was Liberal attached to old Whig principles [this gentleman, said Mr Bottomley, ought to be put into a straight jacket at once]; a third was independent Liberal ...

... had become vacant only five minutes before the Duke of Wellington was sent for by the King, it would have belonged to the Whigs. The Duke of Abercorn is now senior Knight of this most noble and honourable order. sepulchre of the Buccleuch family is ...