... 'istiry of this country periods .hen some great Liberal question came to the front, and when the weak-kneed Liberals and the Whigs and tbose who had not thoroughly made up their minds on the great ques- tion at issue fell away. The meascre brought forward ...

... prevent people being partisans, they should try to mrake them honest and judicious partisans-make Tories good Tories, Wbigs good Whigs, and Radicals good Radicals. At Sandringham, on Friday, took place the funeral of Mr. Archibald Macdonald, who was for many ...

... remarkable paper contrbuted to the current number of the iftesosth Cenlasry by Earl Grey-the sole survivor, I think, of the Whig Ministry which passed the Act-he will find that it was passed in the interest, not of the tithe-owner, hut of the land-owner ...

... of an eccle- siastical body on doctrinal matters; but he held it no more did so than it told them to listen to the voice of Whigs or Tories. The Gospel Propagation Society professed to be tile mis- sionary agent of the Church of England. Well, vhen people ...

... whikch many of them could be applied. Amongst the obsolete words was anti-Birmingham, which the dictionary said meant anti-Whig, a nickname given to the opponents of the Exclusion Bill in 1680; so that 200 years ago our town had the name of being Given ...

... . There might have been another idea-a half un- conscious remembrance of old Lord DE-BY's famous phrase about dishing the Whigs, or a faint recollection of Disraelian methods with which Lord SansBsvy was once familiar. If free schools are to come, and ...

... profession, there is E' no answer. Now, take the Gladstonian candidate for Stoke, Mr. LaVESOx GownB, an amiable E aristocratic Whig, converted for the time, by stress of political necessity, into a sort of Radical. Let the electors ask him point-blank how ...

... had gone on to, specify the Tory measures for which he had voted. For himself, he cared not whether the measures were Tory, Whig, or Liberal; he desired to vote for good measures, no matter who brought them forward. (Hear, hear.) He had beard of such a ...

... talk aout Deocratsnow * o nottalk about Whigs or Americans now. Talk about your country and the Constitution, and the Union. And so the Unionists said: Do not talk about Conservatives now; do not talk about Whigs, or Tories, or Liberals now. Let us all ...

... failure of Liberal Governments to carry puit the Liberal progInime. Hie knows quite well it has been because of the o sliti.or Whigs within the party and of Tories without ; and yet, in spite of this knowledge, he adopts Mr. Macdonald's statement that the ...

... Here, at .any rate, the Liberal Unionists are not an army of officers. Here, at any rate, they are not a 3party of timid Whigs. The party is built up upon )a widely-extended popular basis. And the Glad- -stonians themselves will this morning when they ...

... difference whatever between us in principle? There is not one of us, be he an old-fashioned Tory, even be he Liberal, or be he a Whig, who wouldn't be perfectly willing to give to Ireland to-morrow the largest possible extension of municipal and provincial ...