... Barrow Col Fludykk it with vigorous Mr Barrow come to tackle monster hear and laughter) “through mill six they wrestled with Whigs licked at last (Laughter) have t til W L 3 Mr room Linkeard 'Thursday evening organise for in wa elected A u vice Messrs -I ...

... be distinctly disobeying the expressed wishes of their recognised leaders. Lord HARTINOTON and Lord as the leaders of the Whigs, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN and Mr. JESSE CoLuNnsas the leadersof the Radicals, Mr. SPURGEON as the head of the Baptists, the Rev. W. ...

... and all the hopes which were raised were shattered to tbe dust. Havine shown that all the best men of the Liberal party both Whigs and Radicals were opposed to Mr. Gladstone on this vital question, the hon. gentleman said his speech at Liverpool last night ...

... your suffrages and support at the coming General Election. Mr. Gladstone, goaded and driven by the Tories and deserted by the Whigs, has been defeated by a small majority in Parliament. He appeals to the people to support him. MEN OF DEVON, WILL YOU DESERT ...

... your suffrages and support the coming General Election. Mr. Gladstone, goaded and driven by the Tories and deserted by the Whigs, has been defeated by a small majority in Parliament. He appeals to the people to support him. MEN OF DEVON, WILL YOU DESERT ...

... that in favour Rule Mr the referred opponent Mr Drew Gay correspondent who telegraphed Mr incited Greeks to rise Turks Tory Whig and of his were absolutely false were clap-trap His accusation of idleness against the IriA there the authority of Dufferin ...

... are in a common peril we are no longer party men. We are no longer mere Conservatives or mere Liberals, Tories, Radicals, or Whigs. No, gentlemen, we are Englishmen (cheers). We are proud of our country, we are proud of her place among the nations, of what ...

... member, Mr. Pitt-Lewis. If a dissolution takes place soon Gladstone Liberal will be brought forward and will succeed against any Whig and Tory coalition. I was in London all last week on political business, so to be ready when the time comes. This, said Mr ...

... with “ Liberalism” You say that it “ will visited with the severest displeasure of the Liberal Party” and you imply that the Whigs” the staunch friends of Liberty not Liberals because they opposed this Bill I am advocate of Civil and Religious Liberty it ...

... children from a yoke which neither we nor our fathers have been able to hear. The many thonsands of pounds which Tories and Whigs are now subseribing in order to control elections do not represent a penny in the pound of those enormous sums of which they ...

... because there was such work ber « on that could not understand, and therefore he l from among them, but not far as go over Whigs Tories. (Laughter.) thought the (iso ought to have taken dooisivo actio along before (Kent' hear.) They, however, had acted ...

... question whether Ireland should have Horae Kale, lay stall one whether they, tho Radicals of England, would any longer submit to Whig tryanny, or govern as they had every right do. (Applause.) ith reference to Ireland, they had hod all sorts of Cassandralike ...