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... laissez-faire ; but those changes will but make them more and to change effete Whigs into active Whigs is not, as r. Disraeli will shi ly discover, equivalent to Lil ” Whigs. rd Hartington, with a Radical pro- gramme, is at least as formidable a person ...
... GREAT WOOD, PiCKwoßfnTiiTitii^T^Zl^ But ham Station. G.X.f! Mat' To TIMBER MERCHANTS, IMPLEMENT CARRIAGE BUILDERS, \V HEEL WHIG UTS TRAY MAKERS. ' tnd 120 OAK TIMBER TRUES and SAPLIXGS 14»i ASH POLES (Double-»ale and Tray Poiej'i 1,.,, FAGOTS, and a quantity ...
... and he ought to have known from the first that was not the man to whom the Whigs would give their personal service influence. He is not connected with any one of the great Whig houses ; he is not within the charmed circles; he has not even gone through ...
... Lincoln, like other counties, formed one constituency, and had been represented from tbe commencement tbe century by a Whig and Tory, tee Whig having usually been member of either tbe Heathcote the family, and Tory Chaplin. Sir WiUiam IngUby, well-known politician ...
... the honourable Members or their Committee were not so deserving of the compliment The object of respectable journal, whether Whig or Tory, being to disseminate truth, perhaps you will allow me, as one of the committee, to state that so long since as the ...
... the 1st October, 1846. Mr. James Coppock, the well-known Parlia- mentary agent of the Reform Club, in the interests of the Whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of bron- chitis. Mr.Coppock, who was in the 60th year of his age, was only in the ...
... at the Hoop hotel. He found, however, that though ceedingly popular with this class, he mat no> way wrth the more moderate Whigs, and accordingly retired from tne field some few days ago. Upon this a schism the ultras sent protest to the leaders .™ e tion ...
... the same year, the Whig Club had a dinner the Freemasons' Tavern, and Fox _ repeated the offence by giving a toast, Ihe Sovereignty of the People of Great Britain. As soon the king heard of this performance he ordered the great Whig's name to erased from ...
... and the little coterie who act with him are opposed, no doubt conscientiously, to the Whigs The question then arises, the bulk ofthe constituency opposed True, the Whigs are not without faults ; but if complaint made of their shortcomings, how much can be ...
... Colonies im took office under Sir Rt. Peel, from 1841 to 1845. As he had lett the Whigs, s0 he left of Sir Rt. Peel, and did not re- same office until he came the Whigs he chief of the Tory party in 1852. From the time he left Bearer tive principles. ...
... Alderman Wire, Lord Mayor London. During his married life Mr. Wire resided Colchester, where took an active part in politics the Whig interest. On the death of his wife in 1870, came to reside at Stamford with his daughter, the late Mrs. Dinnisa, and her death ...
... The letter deals chiefly with the action the Whig party since the date of the union Ireland with Great Britain. Mr. Gladstone holds that after the schism which occurred in the time of Fox and Burke, the Whig party remained for Irish purposes unbroken, ...