... the other night, had asked where were the Whigs few years ago the right hon. gentleman had boasted that he himself was the last the Whigs. The answer th* question, therefore, was that the last of the Whigs was stewing Parnellite juice.— Mr. Morley said ...

... Harcourt, the other night, had asked where were the Whigs. few years ago the right gentleman had boasted that himself was the last of the Whigs. The answer to the question, therefore, was that the last of the Whigs was stewing Parnollite juice.— Mr. Morley said ...

... indistinguishable from pure Toryism and class rule. That, has always been the danger with Unionism, whtcls MeV. harm allowed the Whig element, as Mr. Chamberlain has allowed it, to permeate and even dominate the core of healthy Radicalism which stood out against ...

... After elaborately sneering Parish Councils he recommended District Councils in the next breath, aud followed his eulogy of the Whig Poor Law praising Mr Cliamberlain’s Pension Scheme, which has been condemned with touching unanimity by everyone having any ...

... After elaborately sneering I Councils recommended District Councils in the next breath, and he followed his eulogy of the Whig Poor Law by praising Mr Chamberlain Pension Scheme, which has been condemned touching unanimity by everyone having any practical ...

... corin'rate town, with its mayor and corporation. They might have ambition enough to ask the Lord Mayor of London or some other big whig come and see ns, and with a grand procession through the town open the season, as some other health resorts do. Let not the ...

... 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 ...

... guishable from pure Toryism and class rule. That has always been the danger with Unionism, which should never have allowed the Whig element. as Mr. Chamberlain Iles allowed it, to permeate and even dominate the core of healthy Radicalism which stood out against ...

... and in the case of • supreme difficulty by a strictly legal process before a responsible and impartial tribunal. The Northern Whig (Belfast) says that the Bill has evidently been caretully framed. It contains many excellent provisions. Some of the safeguards ...

... continue power some years longer a ministry whose watchword! were Peace. Progress and Union, then, the words of the great Whig leader, l.ord John Russell,they would bless millions their acts, and mankind their unity. (Lond applause.) Mr. H. Marsh, the ...

... liberal Unionists—[Mr. Henry Hobkouse was amongst tlie number]—met in the Palace of the Duke of Devonshire. Most of them were Whigs, and had separated themselves from the Liberal party because the party, both in England and Ireland, had become too Radical ...

... upon and pursued the labour and bore the risks it involved with singular courage, energy, and prudence. Though waa an ardent Whig—ardent and advanced; and though 1 was equilly an ardentand perhaps obstinate—Tory of the oldest type, I became—for love the ...