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... those of the old Whig party.” (Cheers and hisses ) From that position be had never swerved one hair’s* breadth, and waa prepared to aay that nobody could prove that be had done so. (App’ause.) Curiously enough there was time when Mr FinUy said exactly ...
... OURIER.—JULY 9, 1 h the themeelves f to old Whigs and pereons of that | war he asked, was their refined Li ism to-day? (Loud cheers.) was m Advanced ) my had heard so much last year? (E had seen that thing had heard him, (Renewed laughter.) hon. of any ...
... Tory peer will attack Whig official, is a mild and almost For the rough and tumble of political | must to | Minister for Home is mons | be in the all turn such blows as The ¢ ight which has been made o subject of Lord Rosebery’s it | follows Ia consequence ...
... CHARACTER SKETCH OF MR JOHN MORLEY. education Tory, temperament a 'Whig, by conviction Radical—sack is the description of himself I remember Mr Morley gave on one occasion. It is a rough-andready summing up, and one has to enlarge upon it a good deal ...
... jgDINBDROH WOOL SALES, GIRDWOOD will fast obliged by all WOOLS and SUMS intended foe MIXT SALE Whig doll vend early asssfhli ...
... strength of the Manchester and the Whig parties in the House of Commons. There is so muoh bad blood between them that 1 see little prospeot of their acting harmoniously together even in opposition, much less in office. The Whigs, I aui sorry to say, have no ...
... then, when a Whig candidate entered the field, one of ' his most active canvassers—and one who visited all the Spencer tenantry with him was the agent of this same Earl Spencer. The Whig candidate was Lord Frederick j Fitzrov brother of the Whig Duke of Grafton; ...
... not eager to dispute about terms ; and if the good old name of Whig has gone out of fashion let it rest in its glory. But Whigs as we are, the new Parliament and the new Ministry are quite Whig as we could desire them to be.—Edinburgh Review. Earl Russell ...
... His appointment of Mr Htfrriea, politician of the Liverpool school, Chancellor of the Exchequer, had estranged a section the Whigs who wished to see Lord Althorp the Treasury. Domestic affliction added to his distress of mind, and when several of his colleagues ...
... proceedings in 1832. The Conservatives were not more opposed to change in the measure of 1832 than the Whigs ; for, to 1852, the doctrine of the Whigs was that the bill of 1832 was to be regarded as final measure, and, accordingly, the nickname that Lord ...
... proceed to accuse the Whigs of not efficiently working out 'the Reform Bill,' and of becoming 'as great jobbers as once the Tories were.' I have often heard the former expression, but 1 confess I do not fully understand its meaning. The Whigs did pass many measures ...
... the secretary of the Sacred Congregation; and Father Panebianco, learned Franciscan. Death or Mb James Brick The Northern Whig announce* the death of its editor, Mr James Bruce, 53. Mr Bruce was born in Aberdeen, and received his elementary experience ...