... to that Mr. entirely misapprehended the object giving man the vote. (Hear, near.) The Liberal party in the present and the Whig party the past had not fought to give the farmer and the working man the vote order that might thrown away the dictates of ...

... first class hand*. —App’y letter, stating age. &c., Box 8. Western Chronicle Otfice, Yeovi'. E K W IG H T. Wanted, good W E WHIG HT ; one used to carpentering. Mnrried or single; an abstainer preferred.— Apidy .F. W. Koaß, Smith, &c.. Eaton, Biabops Waltham ...

... FcOTii-Goal, P. Palmer: backs, F. Boodmad 8. togr. half-backs, B. Moon, P. B. aodp. Wooctvard; forwarda, A. Arnold and E. Ewens whig), H. (centre), E. Daria and (risdft wad. P. Sridcv thews and G. Ru« (right P. and J. PlayorOeft wing), Eafrsoe.theßre Mr. (Comlk ...

... that position Liberal principles, Liberal measures, and his old Libsral colleagues. right lion, friend asked Where are the Whigs f* (Ministerial cheers.) Where is the Radical (Opposition cheers.) Haring dealt with Egypt and Ireland. Mr. Morlcy concluded ...

... which he makes only tends to proclaim it more loudly. What useful end on earth can be secured by any political party, Tory, Whig, Liberal or Radical, by sending to the House of Commons the author of the pronouncement on the vexed question of capital and ...

... have to refer to this well-worn electioneering falsehoodbecause it is falsehood. Cheap bread was (minted by the votes of the Whig and Radical members of the House of Commons, who had been convinced by th« Anti-Corn Law League, led Cobd«n, Villiera, Bright ...

... we swopped horses turning out Mr. Gladstone on the Reform Bill and putting in Mr. Disraeli, with the result that dished the Whigs and ran away with their clothes by passing a far more democratic Reform Bill the next year than had been proposed by Earl Russell ...

... Chairman, the Dev. O. L. Mansel, the venerable rector of Church Knowle, who, without detriment, might describe as temperance Whig. What the old-fashioned Whiggist is to the modern Iladical, that is Mr. to the thoroughgoing teetotaler of the present day ...

... to make tiieir exhibitions simply perfect. They should pass more swiftly and the ball should have boen passed right out the whig man others, instead of going backward and forward between the same two or three. Bat. leave off fault finding our three-quarters ...

... who, as member of the I Cabinet, more directly represented the ! Government. Mr. Goschen, in his most I Liberal days, was a Whig of.a most Conser- I vative temper ; an admirer, might say } worshipper, that aristocratic form of * government which would ...

... (Cleasdorik hall-backs : T. D. Ashmore (Cleredoo), and J. Miller ißathk wing,. A. S. Other (BteaX C. W. Johoßon and A. 6. rtgbi whig, forwardß. Wiltshire—F. Crosaler Town), W. Steooombe. captain and R. Q. Tnoina* ffiwindon Town), bocks: Be van. O. jCferiU ...

... to discussed over and over The man who denied the necessity for the Home Rule Bill must, he said, cither a fool or a knave. Whig and Liberal Unionist capitalists wished the Irish question remain on the floor of the House, so that, in the enjoyment of the ...