... gulf between the Tory of 1895 and his forerunner of the year of the first Reform Bill than between the Liberal to-day and the Whig of 60 years ago. Now, as then, Liberals are still contending for the abolition of the hereditary right participate in the ...

... Fletcher Little. We will make no prophecy about Mid-Norfolk, where the Unionist cause is represented the old aud respected Whig family of Gurdon, and where Liberalism has suffered from the unaccountable treason of Mr. Clement Higgins, who, in less than ...

... Landlords. In short they might apply these words Captain Chalouer As to principles I glory in having nothing of the sort, I not a Whig. I no* Tory. just a candidate in short. WheuMr-Fullorarrivecl at Hilperton the meeting had been in progress sometime. A largo ...

... the most eloquent he ever made, Mr. Gladstone declared that time was his side. was indeed. For although that Bill perished Whig secession—the secession immortalised by John Bright as the Cave of Adullam—twelve mouths had hardly elapsed when a Tory Government ...

... George lIL commenced the modern work Peer making. It was the policy this monarch form a party King’s friends outside of the Whig and Tory parties, and the prospect peerage was the best bait which be coaid offer those politicians who were willing become ...