... 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 ...

... dignity of the British Empire. (Applause.) The alternative would be to return a Radical majority, with a Ministry made up of Whigs Radicals, Liberals, anarchists, and revolutionists— (Applause)— who, by their divided counsels at home, and vacillating and ...

... out in their acts. (Applause.) The Conservatives did not appeal to the electors because they said in the last century the Whigs, the Liberals of that day, bribed greatly, nor because at the beginning of tbis century under Pitt, the great Tory leader, ...