... day ! COWPER'S TASK. (Its the liineteestA Century.) To show the Rad bogey the merest of scares, And prove that the Old Whigs are not without heirs. ...

... one policy, to abuse everyone, be be Conservative or Moderate Liberal, who disagrees with the stopgap between the Liberal and Whig parties. Everyone kno es that labour goes with the highest wages, and wages are high in towns because the profits on manatacturee ...

... political parties were being very rapidly effaced. The old fossil Tories had disappeared, and he thought the old-fashioned Whigs would be very difficult to find in another Parties meat. (Hear, hear.) Having expressed his belief that there would be a larger ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... had taken an University degree. This did not extend the right of voting downwards; it did not aim at enfranchising artisans. Whigs threw the Bill out ; and in 1860. Lord Palmerston's Government brought in a. 26 borough and £lO county Franchise Bill, which ...