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... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—The belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges me to ask myself ...
... THE NEW HOME SECRETARY. THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG FIRE. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS, | Sir,—l observe that at the meeting at Devonshire | House, when Lord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain : exchanged the kiss of peace, his lordship expressed ...
... (hin a few months, and remem - at it he went with the whigs be ! live, as the tories were the ali| weiually sent two members to 3 whit was the consequence; why usiness and were never satistied ! e und one (hear, hear); and if ! Le would bave them they ...
... that and nothing more. I ask you that. From the way in whig{_ 1 eman upon the grounds on which inion, l.confitlen(ily (Yut it that it is not so much founded on facts as g ulation, and 1 once more say his was better than his first, and if he as u matter ...
... send me back a returned nmpfl to Woburn, but to turn | the Woburn Whig into an Aylesbury Whi{v(chuu), { and the Aylesbury Whig into & Westminster Whig, and to let me fight side by side with Sir Nathaniel de toths- | child in the interests of Aylesbury ...
... 2101 r o KHIVA BY FRED BUR.V.\BY, orse Guards, ) pairs of b’;‘];t:r:i'n;q with fyqp or physic—with whig ltiuum velling in out-obtho-'ny places-le's pills, the latter g most invaly, which I have used on the Nativeg the greatest possible success, I ts produced ...
... POLITICS. Tne “ Desultory Reflections of a Whig ™ is the title of a paper in the Nineteentli Century of this month, which though unpretentious in style is carefully thought out, and will Le read with interest. The ““ Whig” whose * Reflections ™ they inre is ...
... It characterizes the government as the “‘ base, brutal, and bloody Whigs,” and states that when Lord Arundel was in Paris before lthe Session opened every effort was made by the Whigs to prevent Lis return to England, They offered him a German embassy ...
... n for it, he is not in the slightest degree afraid of it. He has done what few Whigs have ever done—he has won the confidence of the Radicals without estranging the Whigs themselves. Lord Hartington knows that, in the state of things under which we are ...
... our real leader, The question was submitted to some of the Liberal and Whig maga nates who recently held a sort of caucus on the subject at Woburn Abbey, the classic house of the Whigs, und after mush lll(llscll)lSSiOXl it w?ls dec{ldod that Lowd Hartington ...
... vigilant party organ. Azain fortunate in’ their expectatio sentative of the Whig party affair is a “dodge,” and the s praise of the Whig leaders gingerbread, It turns out t organ of the Whig party,—v take the lead in journalism in had done so much and wonld party ...
... pointment of Mr. Hurst and Mr. G. Hizging ds ul. dermen at the late Convneil meeting. The list issued for the support of the Whig party contained the names of Mr, C. Pickering and Mr. Rowland Hill; ant another list ealled the People’s List was issned, ...