... and this can be effected the enforcement of a wise [economy in all departments the national expendi- - These were the plain Whig principles I upon wnich the Liberal Unionist-leader in the Boose , Lo r fil3t sought confidence .March 13. 1857. j bis Birmingham ...

... said the present waz not the day for Party divisions. The time was when the elections were fought between the Tory and the Whig, between the Conservative and the Liberal, and recently between the Unionists and the Radicals, but he submitted that the proper ...

... of those who now tell us that there never was such ‘a party, and that what the historians say about James Fox and the old Whigs— CHARLES ‘their open and secret services to NaPoLEon WELLINGTON, and ‘their disparagements of their undisguisable chagrin at ...

... such a thing. This was not a day of actual party divisions. The time was when elections were fought between the Tory and the Whig, between the W «ervative and the Liberal, and, recently. between the Unionist and th e Radical, but to-day every community ...

... rank got away and forced a corner. Revitt, getting possession, opened the scoring. Straight from the kick-off Jackson, on the whig, after beating his opponents, scored a second^lialf-iime arriving immediately after- wards with Pyebank 2, Attercliffe 0. On ...