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... THE CAVENDISHES.—WHIG PERIOD. (From the Spectator.) Hie second history of the Cavendishes, their career as a gre t Whig house, devoted to the cause which in those days represented freedom, t 1 e cause, that is, of aristocratic opposed to regal government ...
... THE PROPOSE INCURSION OF TH WhiG PERER NTENT IN THE TORY CAM The Pall Mali Gazette of Wednesday night says—Lord Salisbury’s overtures to the Whig peers were the absorbing topic of conversation at the Carlton Clab on Wednesday. Lord North- brook and Lord ...
... THE WHOLESALE PROVISION STORES, 11 I CII Alt WHIG HT , CHEESE AND BACON FACTOR, BUTTER AND LARD SALESMAN, MARKET HALL, CHESTERFIELD. OPEN FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DAILY, from Niue Half-past Twelve tho Morning, and from Two until Half past Six at night ...
... The' Whigs in Ireland are very disappointed with Mr. Gladstone. They think that his Irish Government is far less Irish than Mr. Disraeli's, and they are very dissatisfied with the appointment of Lord Spencer, as Lord Lieutenant. Sir. Wm. Carroll has been ...
... Whigs who are now alWays boasuny of the sterling character of their Liberalistw, in-pite of the active support which they cre giving to a Tory Government, which could not exist for a week without their aid! The lessons inculcated at the meeting on Wednesday ...
... The Scotswfull announces the death Mr. John C lark, the last surviving member of the famous Westminister Whig Committee, in the proceedings of which, at the beginning of the present century, Paul Thelwall and Home Tooke were so intimately concerned ...
... Pubi eee fe N otices, en — IF YOU coucu TAKE OLDFIELD's CELEBRATED. COUGH MIX'TURR Containing the purest Extract Whig make it infinitely superior to all other pr tionsofthe kind, 2s it conteins none of objectionable narcotic cont. ined i most others, ...
... The Derbyshire Times. [SECOND EDITION.] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1869 Just 12 months ago the general elections gave tho Whig-Radical party a powerful majority in the House of Commons. The policy put forward by Messrs. Gladstone and Bright and upon which ...
... George Cavendish and the other chief re presentatives of the Whig families hold the same view, and hence it is easy to see why newspaper committed to Mr. Miall's poßcy endeavours to discredit the Whig party. Lord George and his friends have only to thank themselves ...
... that the Whig party have been the cheapest government tho country could have. Now what are tho facts. I can give you a witness that no Whig or Radical dare to impeach, the late Richard Cobden. He stated in the House of Commons that the Whigs were the ...
... struggles *X-'\'' J }'1f and proceed with the trir-*P r the Whigs, is great divides itself into fi»» *,„ piij** dismal scene which beiug li»p»w J « Westminster, to-day. •_ tiJ*^iJ» let 1-1, 1638 the Whigs »* the 1 throne had besn blasted Priaeo called tlx* English ...
... NORGE RIDING se [Hanks to the powerful influence of Whig st bi dlords, the Conservatives of the North rr. ling of Yorkshire have returned their candi- Pp e to represent them in Parliament. For 5 ks past the Duke of and Lords be ey and have been doing ...