... the mean- while, The idea of these five hundred delegates meeting in Liverpool to-day would have terribly. alarmed the old Whig fogies of 1865, as indeed it alarms some of the fogies In our own days. Yet the Coigress in unquestionably an instrument for ...

... r). He blieve the teoplia -would plceInM office a'astrog Liberal -Ministry, -free from the -influence of -weak'R co) kneed Whig adslsekgRdicals;. a Ministry prc that would not ony give penee and rosperity to h Ireland, btit wod Sao . remove many Of -the ...

... Irish question, the right hon. gentleman said Mr Fox's definition of despotism photographed the state of Ireland, The great Whig leader sid Despotism was where the executive power was everything and the rights of the people nothing (applause). As to ...

... unilonlsm-199 delegates voted in favour of an Eight Hours Bill and won the resolution by a majority of 40. TorIes, Liberals, Whigs, Radicals, Sooialists, Anarohists, and Clergy are all inquiring into the question, little or much; and, at any rate, it is ...

... we can have unanimity if M an drive away those who differ from Ut; bat this is not the wI 17 way in which, the old English Whigs drew adherents to au ld their ranks, and consolidated a great party in the State. yf by There was not, after all, complete ...

... have lived for along life. 1 have heard men ealled y Conservatives or Torlie, and I have heard men-called- ; r Liberals or WhigS or Radioals, and I have heard mna. .Si called Repealer., and with these terms established a. o a politiocal urency we geton ...