Liberal
a name given to that party servative party. The designation "Liberal," applied to a political party in Engthe "Liberal," a periodical set on foot by land, is said to have been derived from Lord Byron and his friends. Both political parties are named with tacit reference to an irresistible movement toward democracy long in progress in Britain. The Great Britain. The Conservatives, dreading the effect of this democratic current on the time-honored institutions of the country, make it their main object to conserve them. The Liberal party, on the contrary, little or nothing fearing the results of change, help the LIABILITY OF EMPLOYERS. See Great EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY.