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... represent the Ward. (Applause.) He was very sorry indeed to see what appeared in a certain he believed it to be the organ of the Whigs. (H ear, hear.) He saw there gentlemen who belonged to a Liberal Association and a Con-ervative Association. He was himself ...
... gRIAT SALE OP OVERCOAT& JOSEPH IVIOSDKLL, I S now showing part of a lionnfactureel Stook of AIITI7MN AND WINTER CLOTHING, Whig Mil meet the demands of an enema Islam *mho., and inspect new. smogs& i mpare quality. and ogee bows la As Maas• (ETTER ARTICLE ...
... this country there must be a new ideal of the party ; new principles and to a considerable extent new men. They had the old Whigs and others whom lapses had drifted from true Liberal principles and who were consequently Liberal no longer. The enthusiasm ...
... in office and the Liberals in opposition, nobody can say positively what would have happened ; but what we know is, that the Whig leaders blundered into the war, and the Tory Opposition did their utmost to urge them into it. They incessantly attacked Lord ...
... not only to make a fight, but to light for a man in every sense a Liberal. Elsewhere it may do to be contented with a mild Whig, or even a Liberal- Conservative, but not where one seat at least, by the right of number, as Sir justly said, belongs to ...
... present depreasion would be that they would find they should have to meet these questions on friendly terms, whether they were Whig, Liberal : Tory, or Ra dical. (Hear, hear.) They must discuss the questions in a friendly 'pia, and since be had had the honour ...
... for the time ruined. Sir Robert Peel came into office when the Whigs broke down in the year 1841. I recollect telling Lord John Russ II once in 'he House of Commons that I thought the Whigs as a party and as far as I recollected had neoee ha I a really ...
... Beaoonsfield from arm-chair Tories, than to try and separate Mr. Gladstone from armchair Whip. The latter is only carrying out Whig principles to their legitimate conclusions, which are always the principles of program, in conformity with the demands of the ...
... no. (Applause.) Then they said he was a Revolutionist. Truly so, but was the condition of things in 1688 that which either Whig or Tory would say was glorious They said he overthrew the Church and the King, but he asked what son a Church and what sort ...
... ' Mr. WALTER of astonlihment and regret. Hie best friends are puzzled by his late vagaries in the political world. Is he a Whig, or a Tory, or neither, is often asked, but not yet answered. Does he sit for Berkshire or simply for Bearwood ? So far as ...
... that many of the 724 votes split between Mr. Walter and the two Conservative candidates, might have been moderate Liberal, or Whig votes, who, desiring, according to a well-known ordinary instinct, to employ both their votes, professed to give their second ...