... that the political history of the century really began with the Amerioan War, he dealt with the 1poltion of the Tories and Whigs at that time, Dnd next spoke of the influences which made vublic opinion outside the House of Commons. Having touched upon ...

... were on the platform. To I the din and dust of such ?? the more staid sections of politiclans strongly objeoted, Hence the Whig had nothing better than an f attack or apology for his Radical brethren. In these stauggles they had evidence of the ending ...

... Rosebesy personally, and think he has had rather a hard time of it as leader of the Liberal party. I have never called myself a W~hig or even a Liberal, but always a Radical, and if Lord Rosebery were more pronounced and more vigorous in his Radicalism I do ...

... £10, Long Asbton £10, Port. In bury X7 10., Pcrtslhesd £10, Winford £6 Yatton 45, end Flex BovrLron (nursing elasses) £10, Whig was egreed to, and the excess to bk drawn upon the a sclholarrhip fund. A rerort of the past yer's wak I was read, showing ...

... his father represented the same city DM for an unbroken period of 28 years. The latter was one of foi the chief whips of the Whig Party. all ..1 ...