... flood Gladstouian oratory it to recall to slippery memories take spasmodic in politios exact circumstances which to the split Whig-Liberal-Radical-cum-Irish-Nationalist agglomeration of incongruities inconsistencies which acknowledged Mr Gladstonk’s headship ...

... us however is to find politicians of stamp of Mr Biluox Mr in Separatist camp strong Radical would regarded old-fashionod Whigs only they followed on the Irish Home Rule Question there they are you know But in Mr T P O’Coxxoa we shall leaven of the Radicalism ...

... uttering principles tine-sounding riug though they would last put insincerity more strongly in the daily and iu its ou opponents Whig Tory it is auiiali witn is ugly oue uelieve to hold mm’s essential is determined his flag to is rank in honour really believe ...

... which hav Ltoeral party has ptiriri- it— chers) great par is up of th Wh party (laughter)— great bulk partv is party with Whig colour it If they typical L ird thorough man of the faire kind of politician— (laughter)— he would surprised if attributed ...

... spirit left with us. It is a question for the consideration of the Cabinet whether Mr. Goschen, in again attempting to dish the Whigs, has not once more played ducks and drakes with the fortunes of the Government. this instance, however, Ministers have been ...

... e I will ask you for moment to consider what and Liberal were unknown the parties then in existence were known the lories Whigs But in 1833 when the reformed House of met there were many who belonged to old Tory Party who felt that the old Tory policy ...

... that titanic conflict mistress her splendid destinies the freedom-founder of nations aware that ths Reform Act of 1832 being Whig measure t triumphantly pointed evidence the Tory party opposed it lost touch with the country is the question The statesmen ...

... of 1832 the names Conservative and Liberal were unknown. The two great parties then in existence were known the Tories and Whigs. But in 1883, when the reformed House of Commons met, there were many members who felt that the old Tory policy was no longer ...

... There is every indication that it is an electioneering Budget. History repeats itself in this Tory attempt to dish the Whigs. It may, further, be taken for granted that the Government will do their utmost to bolster the tottering system of Voluntary ...

... the course of the proceedings Mr Goschen who received cheers their chairman had alluded to the differences in the names of Whigs Tories Conservatives and Liberals it had been pointed but how to a certain extent those names been wiped out and far Liberals ...

... now a third party—a party which had no record. meant the Liberal Unionists. They were a very mixed lot; they comprised the Whig ma mates and some of the Hi rmingham Radicals—who, unfortunately for themselves, were not noted for their political discrimination ...

... staid old YVhig— not referring to Mr i son’s age reader Mr Billson hale jolly might forty for all we know and old-fashioned Whig lias -ot converted to the Parnellite heresy for the of the Old Man But the Radical of the two is Mr Leedham White have lawyers ...