... think that should on the contrary remain absolutely neutral to the Alliance If Mr should view will obtain sympathies of all Whigs goodwill of all French CONTEST IIV CAMBRIDGE 'HE NOMINATIONS— SATURDAY morning the nominations for reoeived Guildhall follows ...

... party party managed to Its downfall its annihilation predicted again again ever since formation the last century the by name of Whig Liberal been applied in recent years party the Liberal did not come until passing of Bill 1832 big did something towards Bill ...

... the Radical aud Tory aspirants being very severe Bribery resorted to clearly proved some of agents the Conservative side The Whigs wanted to bring the offenders into court but one wonld incur the odium of informing against them many p9r-haps declining under ...

... apoplexy aged 63 Up till 1872 he held confidential position in the Offioe contributed to Morning Star the Belfast northern Whig of whioh beoame London correspondent He wrote muoh Mr Charles Dickens’s periodicals produoed number of novels Blaok Sheep” ...

... other guide They also took only Mr Gladstone called the leader of the party But they old Liberal England he wished they had old Whig Liberal party did mueh Unionists had to them for and he been backward in admitting it He asked if Government now they hoped ...

... repealed the Corn Laws the taken from Liberals by Liberal votes Then Sir Robert Peel’s own party him ont described having Whigs bathing stolen clothes (Laughter) They owed bread to the Liberal party penny postage removal of dutv from netspapers labourer ...

... proposing a second toast which he sure would command enthusiastic reception said after the accession of the present to throne Whigs were in minority in country Notwithstanding for some 50 years they retained possessiou'of power owing to the superiority of ...