... Webster, backs; H. B. Danniell, E. Bridge, and F. G. Hill, half-backs ; Lovell, centre ; 8. A. Clench and G. Parsons, right whig; H. Weathorhead (captain) and R. Wei ton, left wing. Kelvedon : J. Braddy, goal E. Clarke and C. Hills, backs ; W. C. Moore ...

... similar process to that sometimes resorted to by the Established Church. Every kno%vs that abuse is argument, and whether I am a Whig, Tory, Liberal, Rad'oal, or nondescript does not ndd to take from a statement facts If Mr. Rattee lets politics run away with ...

... very little astonishment and so little regret expressed in public at the termination of that Government. It was admitted by Whigs and Radicals that they did not agree as to principles, and did not agree in the methods those few principles they are aft eed ...

... received with applause, before the constituency was old be governed by a Connerat or rush into the vortex of ear. hear.] The old Whig had e side; Liberalism bad been te foot of the Radical; and the w to determine whether the s controlled by the Conserva. to ...

... entirely false impression. has reference to circular we issued some time ago to the leaders of poUtical parties in Essex—Tory, Whig,'and Radical—pointing out that in view of title large number of meetings the eight divisions and the two boroaghs (there have ...

... be destroyed; and the future Parliament would be elected in the interests of the p00p . Tney had experimee of Tories ' Whigs, awl Liberals; but now tney would have toe experience of Resin:ale added. He passed on to criticise the system or land tenure ...

... his life abroad and in the colonies. He had read accounts of Mr. Jackson's meetings. He could see no leading Liberals or old Whigs on his (Mr. Jackson's) platform whose names crowded upon his mind. One would have expected under ordinary cir- cumstances to ...

... speech of Lord Salisbury at Newport, and went on to say that Lord R. Churchill bad recently addressed an invitation to the Whigs to come over and kelp the Conservatives. After the speech in question the Radicals might return the compliment, and beg Lord ...

... meat eaters. _A vege- tarian—Shelley, execptio qua probat regulam—ia a Con- servative. Fish eaters are invariably moderate Whigs. The Australasians will he content with nothing short of a turbulent democracy. Those observant persons who have spent any ...

... matter would be brought before the members of the Asiocisnon at ate next general meeting, and thcn that I should be appointed. Whig wee said at that meeting of an informal character Mr. Hancock : I tendered my esignation then and these. Mr. : You tendered ...

... question of 'mikes than they formerly might hove done. L7ntil within the last 20 years himself and bin family had been staunch Whigs, but he was couipelled to leave the Liberal side, and identify himself with the Conservative Party. (Cheer,' Although he felt ...

... honours in the Stato, but working simply for tbe good of the cause they had espoused. Both the candidates were brought up in Whig families, and the only difference between them was that while Mr. Baring had changed his opinions, Mr. Buxton had not. It was ...