... being much in the same category as a mudercr, and on a Dissenting chapel as a den of iniqu'ty, to be quickly passed by. The Whig babies of a later generation have none of these feelings, but he would not answer for some of the Tory babies. All remaining ...

... associations when he was a Whig baby, he did not know-that he was in the habit of looking upon a dissenter as very much in the same category as a murderer- (iaughter) -and every dissenting S06!1!1 LerfIci However, the Whig baby of a later generation had ...

... local claims. The two together met and satisfied, all the peculiarities of every section of the Liberal party, from the old Whigs and Liberal Churchmen, down to the Home Ruler and Homan Catholic. It was impossible for one man to possess in himself all the ...

... both put forward as candidates in the Liberal interest. To Mr. Muspratt's generous and patriotic conduct on that occasion the Whigs won their victory in the Boroughs; for had the Liberal Constituency been split into two the result must have been that Mr Pennant ...

... prepared for the great occasion. There will be a struggle. The Radicals will cer- tainly work. and vote this time. We hope the Whigs will do their duty. Lord Hartington seems disposed to set a good example. Much will depend upon the pluck which is displayed ...

... DUNCAN MACGREGOR in seconding the proposition, said he had profound respect for the grand old doctor, for he was not like some Whigs who had turned round and deserted their cause, but he had been true to the principles of Liberalism all the way. (Hear, hear ...

... of victory re as satisfactory as any prospects c an be Mr PENNANT has dodged and bobbed for votes, claimed the support of Whigs, the publicans and others, but we fancy this evening his aspira- tions for Parliamentary honours will be rudely shaken. Are ...

... vigorous progress. He has emancipated himself from the prejudices of his early life, and is more of a Radical than of an old Whig, He will lead, arid if there be any of his col- leagues who socretly think the pace forced, they will, nevertheless, be compelled ...

... altogether. It was instituted to pro- tect constituencies at a period when candidates, giving themselves out as Tories or Whigs, could be bribed when elected to take office in any Ministry, without feeling the slightest compunction of conscienae in turning ...

... who sent them to the Board-room. (Hear, hear). Mr Williams said that it was not a question of whether they were Tories or Whigs, but a question which concerned the morality of the country general- ly. He thought that they ought to have the morals of Rhyl ...

... make so distinguished a mark. In the autumn of 1832 he issued an address to the electors of High Wycombe, in opposition to the Whig candidate, but failed to be returned by a few votes. On the dismissal of the Melbourne Ministry in 1834, he again appealed ...

... tombstone at Winslow, Maine, bears the following inscription Here lies the body of Richard Thomas, an Englishman by birth, a whig of '76— a cooper by trade, now food for worms, Like an old rum puncheon whose staves are all marked, numbered and shooked he ...