... could lead that Party, every public meeting shows We require mostly earnestness and thoroughness. Day by day shows that old Whig Liberalism is dead—dead like the old Wbiggism from the sheer exhaustion of its programme, it cannot be resuscitated; and ...

... far as he must, and as slowly as he may. jHe gives effect to a Liberal principle when be feels \ a vocation to dish the Whigs, as it used to be said in the early days of reform. But having dished their more advanced comrades, these opportunist Tories ...

... advances far as he must, and as slowly as he may. He gives effect to Liberal principle when be feels vocation to dish the Whigs, as used to be said the early days of reform. But having dished their more advanced comrades, these opportunist Tories would ...

... The real truth of the matter is, Mr. Wad-Bton y pointed ou- the other.day, that gentlemen of the type referred to-fe-sLized Whigs-have been for years past looking out for an opportunity to disengage themselves from the Liberal party, with whose principles ...

... Northmolton.—Mr. B. L. Riccard prosecuted Mr. Burroughs (Cullompton) tor defendant, The case occupied a long time, but the folio whig were its salient points s- Mr. John Purchase, of Southradworthy Farm, tenant of Lord Poltimore s, and by his lease is bound ...

... comfortable HOUSE, situate within minutesof the High Street and containing Bedroonss.Bathroom (fitted), Dining and large Bra whig-rooms, Kitchen and usual offices. Gardens front and back and Tradesman's entrance. In geod repair. Rent per annum.— Apply Thompson ...

... and not a going forward! He speaks and '. te8 Radical creed. He has purposely or unwitting «l word « Radical for that of Whig. The old e e ...

... Although the » « Reason to be proud- Liberal party it had nnrifl - °n bad weakened the Liberal Unionist part, L' cheers). The old Whig party-(laughter) m - I P u the of the laisscz of politician d to °,a good and pious man who desert a v.- Selborne, the were ...

... during which they Tovally supported the Conservative Government, they were Sorbed by the two great Parties in the State. The dd Whigs became Conservatives, and the Radicals rejoined the Liberal Party. * * * Tithes are exceedingly troublesome at Heavitree. ...

... divisions- East and West Cornwall. At the election of 1831 Sir Richard was defeated by a large majority Mr. Pendarves, a great Whig or Liberal, now styled Radical or Revolutionist, as well-known highly respected gentleman nowhving has lately styled them This ...

... divisions— East and West Cornwall. At the election of 1831 Sir Richard was defeated by a large majority by Mr. Pendarves, a great Whig or Liberal, now styled Radical or Revolutionist, as a well-known highly respected gentleman now living in the Topsham-road ...

... the adherents whom the Conservative cause has gained since the introduction of Home Rule. Lord Yarborough was a hereditary Whig till he was frightened away from his party by Mr. Gladstone's Irish policy. The American Congregational Year-book has just ...