... changes operating in this country which had necessitated a modification of their views and principles. In the days of Palmenion a Whig was perhaps less advanced than Conservative of the present day. They had now arrived at a truly democratic period, when the ...

... not think they would find any ready to join the menagerie the Treasury Bench. Whigs and Radicals had joined nitherto, and mutual concessions, had worked together. Tbe Whigs however, had walked the quarter deck, whilst the Radicals had slaved In the stokehole ...

... Tuesday. Having referred to recent reform measures, he proceeded say that Lord Randolph Churchill bad claimed the support of the Whigs for the present Government, but Lord Hartington was not the man got by the chief the Tory democracy. No true Liberal would ...

... as much alike many peas in a pod or so many candles turned out of tbo same mould, and they said the Liberals that they were Whigs, old and new Liberals, Radicals and Socialists, Communists and Bradlaughites, and heaven knew what beside. (Laughter.) Theparty ...

... and other Radical Reformers have been contending for daring the last 50 jears. It has been long and hard fight against the Whig and Tory classes of privilege and exclusion. But class political voting has at length been overcome, and England has grown ...

... of Constantinople wrangling over the infinitesimals of dogma when the Tnrks were attacking their gates. Tour Radicals, your Whigs, your Liberals, and Conservatives are dividing and splitting up into new and smaUer parties; your Opposition is quarrelling ...

... comes. One favourite Tory trick, ever since Mr. Disrabi.i brought'in his measure of household suffrage iu order to dish the Whigs has been to claim credit for Liberal measures which have been accepted by tbo country, sometimes before and sometimes only ...

... Gladstone, the Tories will be casting about for some dry ground which to rest their feet and for something to draw together Whigs, and weak-kneed Liberals, and any discontented members who will answer their cm and just observe then the attitude of party ...

... the country was lookiiwr for a party that knew its own mind, and he did not think that party would be found among the old Whigs or Tories, the latter being engaged in all sorts of inquiries as to what mind they had aot. He expressed satisfaction that ...

... who wished to avenge tbemselvea upon the monnfacturera who were fighting against the Com Laws, and a large portion of the Whigs, who wished to damage the Government of Sir Robert Peel. The country gentlemen in the House of Commons wished to keep the price ...

... Viscount Halifax, better known to a former generation of politicians as Sir Charles Wood. His lordship, who held office in every Whig and Liberal Administration from the time of Earl Grey to the first Government of Mr. Gladstone, died early on Saturday, at ...

... Church shall stand secure. Then cease to wail the worn out story. The dodge is neither true nor clever: Let people rote for Whig or Tory, The Church of God shall stand /or ever. Advisbb. Torquay, Nov. 27th, 1835. A Dbuottul Puvoa. Cuoson’s Asses - nvr ...