... the laet 00 years or so there } bavveybeen tbree extensione of the political franchise, the first of which was given by the Whig party under Lord John Russell in 1832. The eacond was granted by that eminent Conservative statesman Lord Benconsfield, and ...

... hospitals, I by which alone they can secure isolation. Another i feature of the remenoe Is the rush after temporary I hospitals, whig In our olimate are nfit for permanent B use, whioh have often acted as a mere block In the a way of the provision of proper ...

... were on the platform. To I the din and dust of such ?? the more staid sections of politiclans strongly objeoted, Hence the Whig had nothing better than an f attack or apology for his Radical brethren. In these stauggles they had evidence of the ending ...

... though Mr Disraeli in 1867 introduced a wit rep, Suffragemessure which was avowedly prompted 815 ¢. by a desire to dish the Whigs. There can be log' little doubt that the Austrian Reform Bill is all 1. dictated by expediency rather than by a wish I to satisfy ...

... can call the Tories to witness, because when time and tide served they never hesitated, in a historic phrase, to dish the Whigs, We are being asked just now what we propose to do, and the answer to that question involves a little con- sideration. The ...

... heard- Why did we allow deer old Redoros street, with Its roll of patacd present manseerE, embraooingu hurhme anad Dissenters, Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Caonserva- tives, and with a still longerroll of old pupilsi-nowe scattered over the wide world-why ...

... . A rhetorical ,A bathos of this kind is surely a ver signifloant proof ot 'I what Moansled Liberal Unionaism will bring a Whig qf the e old sbecol to believe and say. It would be diffleult to get cc much further from the Liberalism which pr6vailed when ...

... the people of North Somerset (applause). Mra Gladstone was supported bsya party who were nobot a milk end water p~arty of Whigs but men wha stoode shoulder to slhoulder determined to carry the Radicalt legislation that had been demanded byt he country ...

... pernone attended, the collection amount. int to £16 11e6d. It had Increased to £191 in 1800. The Anehoxwas founded by the Whigs in November, 1768, when it wDS resolved to hold an evening meeting once a month at the Three Tans tavern in Oorn street, each ...

... Llberal party were ayreed in nothing but keeping in power. They bad to compromiee between Quakers who were maie of fight and Whigs of the school of Palaerenshn; between gentlemen like Mr Roby, who bad a quarrel with the House of Lords, and Lord Hartington ...

... finishers, of Strangaways. a Mr F. W. Vernon, heaidmaster of St. Paulas Schoolp Newport, was leized with an apnpjectie fib whig a singinig with the choir of St. W00eg Cucha neda7y n1iht, be wal oonveyed homej*nj Cab, h rnd ?? About two :ours after, MNING ...

... of all The Liberal party would split again in the neat future, and the result would be the expulsionof more old fashioned Whigs and leberested property owners. Then the time ?? he ripe for a uhited Radical party, bound for the ?? result of democtaoy- ...