... Colchester has always been regarded as Conservative stronghold, having only once or twice since the Reform Bill returned Liberal Whig. In 1888, the Conservative majority was 439, and in 1892, 61. ...

... perorationa. The Radicals rant loader. It is ' in hia power decide whether will ,-vsmaio meredoor-keeper in the House the Whigs,, lead in the tents. Me is not responsible the. tactic* which brought disaster upon us. clearlr indicated! view them by iruiing ...

... with the memory of the men who struggled in the past,and they were deteimined and resolved that, in spite the-opposition of Whig and Tory, and of the cold water thrown the Bishops of Ireland on the sacred lamp Irish nationality,, that lamp would continue ...

... the vendable assortment then became trifle unmarketable. It was impossible to dispose of Whig stock to a Tory customer, and the Tory customer, when he saw the Whig stuff freely offered, took the huff to some extent and withdrew a certain amount of his ...

... Beaton, New Deer, was in excellent voice and sang “The song that reached my heart “ Killarney,” “ The Scottish Blue Bells,” Awa Whigs Awa’,” in such a manner as fully captivated the audience. Miss Blake, New Pitsligo, sang very sweetly “The Stars of Normandie ...

... perorations. The Radicals want leader. Itia in his power to decide whether he will remain mete door-keep* r in the House of the Whigs, lead in the Radical tents. He is not responsible for the tactics _ *SJ‘ U hfv.^ their by* Ufmtog than New Patron Sa.nt Gladstone ...

... the less, clearly though the fact had been publicly proclaimed, man with mission. Perhaps Mr Shaw, too, hold a brief for the Whigs in the Cabinet, but, with a General Election looming in the immediat* future, it would scarcely have been wise to alarm the ...

... sincerely to that. The swing of the pendulum did not invariably set in one direction. He reminded them of the extraordinary Whig majority after the first great Reform Bill, and how the Tories were pulverised. They were told they were never to come into ...

... are doubtless of opinion that socialism is the democrat’s goal, and they wrill shape their campaign accordingly. But will the Whig betrayers and Liberal misleaders of whom Mr Hyndman writes play any longer with the fire which has already burned their fingers ...

... naturally chafe under the restraints put upon their enthusiasm by the older men, who perhaps atill retain some suspicion the old Whig in their composition ; and the veterans look with misgivings upon the pace at which the yoonger men would fain go forward. ...