... may at first rave about its un-English character, and talk of the danger of Americanizing our institutions, and a few rotten Whigs, who are no better than Tories in politics, and a many of them a deal worse in local and district matters, and too frequently ...

... addressed a large meeting on Wednesday night, at the Broadmead Rooms, Bristol. He declared himself a Radical, and opposed to Whigs and Tories, and announzed that he should refuse to agree to a test ballot until a working man had been returned to Parlinment ...

... file of the party were always for it, and the leaders almost always against it. It was one of the points on which the old Whigs and the modern Radieals could never agree. Teaditional Whiggism knew all the old watehwords, and was alwavs willing to repeat ...

... public will note this statement, and that the Government will not overlook it. The mmendment is, as Mr. Vernon Harcourt said, s Whig amendinent, *a thing which pretends to be liheral, but is not liberal at all.” We do not for a moment belicve that Mr. Gladstone ...

... is not much younger than I; but the fact is that when he was born the term * Liberal ” did not esist. It was then Tory and Whig. Save and except 1 the borough of Shrewsbury those two names have died out,and it has become Liberal and Conservative. At any ...

... member the Society Befona in ftrHsment. and the Society the Friends » “id, at later period, the Whig and the JoxClnh, when took tm the more liberal the Whig tenets, to which was atadfast adherent thionghoiit the whole of his Ufe. These assbeUtione brought ...

... Birmingham Tuesday, the Bad of Dartmooth in the chair. AmongEt the speakers waa Lord LTttleton, who after arguing that long line of Whig statesmen had always supported the principle of Established Chnroh, referred to the dlfScnltj in which 'the Liberal party had ...

... the late Johor Stuact in 1870. In this Mi. Mill speaks of Whig exclusiveness as hostile to working men, and deserving to be punished even the risk of returning Tories preference,’ until tha Whigs bre driven a compromise and allow a;few working‘men’s re ...

... resame the thread of oar argument to show that the new Poor-law Amendment Act is net that for the evils whioh existed when the Whig Admizdstration of 1833-4 deemed it imperative npofe them something towards the rectification those evils, tome good man are ...

... large on the Democratic ticket, canvassing large portion of the State, and confronting upon the stump several of the leading Whig oratoys; ini 1841, was elected to the State Senate, and 1843 to Congress, in which, successive elcctions,'be until 1853. During ...

... before of in defendant, tKO' F.’ E. st-M. samoplaoe. The’declaration thai thfi jOain-' taFbad'ftMtt'taUHOT awsOted wife. knd bf Whig com(hltte4 aaullWi,,#^. superior admiai*wtioei sad resource* School I Boards were already, aiskiug thenueleea felt the 'work ...

... Chairman of the Montgomeryshire Qosrter nteoession, and the » before the flnt Sessions, and alio an active supporter of the Whig the greatest oeiety, drawn up and interest in the county. Kin wle of what .would She herself survived him nearly forty years ...