... country. (Hear, hoar.) Liberalism was gaping farce—(Hear, hear) —and especially was this made manifest when they found old Whig noblemen of pre-eminence coming over to the Conservative ranks. (Hear, hear.) Adverting to the testimonial the Speaker said ...

... farms of considerable acreage, under Sir Francis Wood and his anooessor, Sir Charles, now Lord Halifax. Sir Francis was ideal Whig, profoundly convinced that and bis like were created for the purpose of governing England. received rude ebook from Reform ...

... always expressed his pleasure and willingness to assist at such. Let ns tear this cloak that covers tbe sham of the present Whig-cum-Radical Government for their endless blunders, the last being the Redistribution scheme let ont by the Standard. Premature ...

... ly little disturbed. The Radical benches, being nearest the origin of the explosion, suffered most. Then, passing over the Whig benches, the destructive wave signalled out the front Government bench, and completely stripped the seat in the centre, which ...

... Succession Duty. cowpeb’s task. (In the Nineteenth Century.) To show the Rad bogey the merest of scares. And prove that the Old Whigs are not without I—(Oar New Incumbent was disposed to be ” High.”)—Younger Countryman: ** I zay, Geargo, what war that parson ...

... Indian Mutiny, with all its attendant horrors I Nothing bat the intrigues of Russia, helped ty the imbecile blundering of the Whig Cabinet. Who allowed the advantages of the Russian war, viz., the Black Sea Treaty, to torn into shreds by Russia, and this ...

... for Ireland. contended that the present action of Her Majesty’s Government was in complete accord with the Whig traditions of former The old Whig statesmen contended that the Union was in opposition to the general sentiment of the Irish people, and that ...

... Lancashire, and East Lothian want mixing with the beautiful provinces of Munster and Cannanght; and now that our statesmen —both Whig and Tory—have shamefully neglected golden opportunities for the regeneration of Ireland, by a vigorous encouragement of these ...

... Nornabell, Mr. Atkinson. Mr. Boynton, aud others. Mr. Sykes, who was cordially greeted, said he appeared before them not as a Whig, or Tory, or Liberal, but as a Unionist, or one who wished to preserve the integrity of the British Empire (cheers). The speaker ...

... the dismemberment of the Empire. It was not the Liberal party who had broken the Union, but it was the Tory party and the old Whig party, who had for years consistently opposed the remedial laws which the Radical party bad brought forward. After the Act ...

... soon after the dissolution of Parliament. He appeared before them on that occasion neither as Tory nor a Liberal, neither as Whig nor a Conservative, but he appeared before them simply as a Unionist. (Cheers.) He appeared before them as one who would vote ...

... as those of the followers of Mr. Chamberlain. He declared that the dissentient Liborals were divided into what he called the Whig gang and “the Birmiogbam gang. He contouded that it was not the object of the privileged clasacs have the Iriah question settled ...