... Once after he had spoken with considerable force at a Whig meeting, sparing the puree-proud plutocrat on his own side no more than the man of like position in the Tory camp, one well-known Whig expressed his surprise that a man in Mr Wood's position ...

... the stamp of the labour leaders of today. The Liberal party had become the labour party ; they had purged themselves of the whig element. We were on the eye of a new order of things. From the new cures which had become necessary for the evils around loathe ...

... he felt it his duty to do so. This characteristic was exemplified in every phase of his life. In politics he was a staunch Whig, or, as he preferred to be called, a true Liberal, but he could not countenance the modern Radicalism any more than the strongest ...

... Leland, Mr. Asquith, Mr. Fowler, Mr. Burns, and other members of the new school, have shown what we can acoomplish without the Whigs. So if Mr. Gladstone has helped Mr. Sibly's party, he has also done ours a no less important service. Sir William Marling displayed ...

... the Irish Church Disestsblishment Bill. When the Liberal party became disaffected towards the late Mr Honman, Mr Libby, as a Whig, naturally gravitated to the cave formed by his supporters. He had no sympathy with Radicalism, and did his beet to check what ...

... tneet` the eyes of the screaming but tram crowd, swam out to the little girl in peril, as her dress and drew her to the shore. Whig saw her in safety, the dog jumped and barked Ice joy, licking the child's face and hands. It appease they had been friends ...

... (Bravo ) and which was so essentially hie own that it went by his name (hear, hear): not Liber 61, not Conservative, not Whig, not by any of the names which they had received by tradition and so called in order to express the distinction of principle ...