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... Ellis and J. E. S. Moore, half-backs ; Lafonf J. Barnard, left wing; C. Mitchell centre ; H C. Woolley and H. Savill, right whig forwards.' WOODFORD-BRIDGE V. GRANGE PARK. dabs played off their tie in the second d d°/ the S 3ex Cup, at Saturday. The match ...
... comer Chelmsford would havo thought at the time that Liberalism was state of splendid activity, with Liberals, Republicans, Whigs, and Radicals, in one homogeneous mass, pushing forward grand cause of tho people—liberty, equality, fraternity. Is tho Hundrod ...
... 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 ...
... being offered upon the altar of political inconsistency, as a fitting sacrifice to the hypothetical taste of the popular deity. Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, may still command the nominal allegiance of thousands; but probe tho surface of their creed ...
... 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 ...
... said— The Tory of-day, the Whig of yestenlav, and the X idical of the day before, is able to support J.tnies Round. (Mich laughter and applause.) Continuing, he sail he took a broad view of politics — he believed in Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, but specially ...
... signal for deafening cheers, supported the resolution. He said politicians had a great manj names, such as Radicals, To-ies, Whigs, and so on. and he would like giye expression opinion of what a Liberal man was. He judged a man to be Liberal who wis liberal ...
... was not the man he had taken him to be (Hear, hear; and a Voice: He's a traitor.) No matter whether a man was a Liberal, a Whig, a Tory, or a Radical, he did like to see him stick to his princi- ples and not waver round to catch a few stray votes as Mr ...
... country practitioner advising clients about law and accompanyiag them to Court tbe way Mr. Baker did ; whose library, instead of Whig full of medical been, was fall of law reports; awl whose contained references law c to Baker was each an adept In this kind ...
... Fran kirn, Clarke, K'dred, and others. Tho OmtaifAsr saiif now, in past days, a simple question between the Tories and the Whig®. If it were there would not be cause for anxiety. Hut ft new* etemo'-t hart tteked iljrtf Liberal party which even many of ...
... Radical—adding that the time had now arrived when for common interest, it the duty of the Conservative* to unite with the old Whigs as against the Radical faction, for the protection of property and for the common interests of all. /if:. Gladstone was turned ...
... from question of Free or Fair Trade. [Applause.] It was not question whether a man was a Tory, a Conservative, Radical, or a Whig; there surely was a bond which could unite us all, matter what our politics were, and that was the bond of self-support, s ...