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... Programmewhich the electors gave them in 1892 (applause). In conclusion, he claimed tbat the Liberal party, havinr aot rid of the Whig element, was becoming more and more the Labour party, and the Labour party was the Liberal pzrty. Mr J. W. Probyn then moved ...
... on for good or for evil, In 1886 the proposal of the Iribh Pes Home Rule Bill alienated the great remaining masa m, of the Whig or Liberal peers; and from that time to E this the House of Lnrde has reproeented no balance of of parties whatever, but an ...
... (chtrs). There was no stronger party man than Burke, He wag A WYIIG 01' TlHE WBI (;3, and he glorified Whige, he iuepired the Whigs, ho wag, if I may so express myself, the prose-poet laureate of WX higgery (cheers), And yet without hebitktitn or amurmur ...