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... MR GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The Duke of Bedford has addressed the following letter to the Times: The belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use hi, power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of ...
... tat our day. Peel, the leader of the Tories, developed almost into a Whig; Derby, once a Whig, became a rabid Tor/ ; Gladstone, beginning as a Tory, has grow' into a glorious Helical; Disraeli commeneed as a Radical, It's elevated himself into Toryism ...
... With regard to the Whig revolt, there are men high up in the councils of the Liberal party, and not conspicuously associated with the section below the gangway, who, even in the midst of the present trouble and uncertainty, do not hesitate to say that ...
... COMALINE Redone for Grey Hair in all stogoo—ood for thin, Whig. or Wing hair. CORATANI Restorer tor . Grey Hair Acta pada ally. pew* badman. eradicate. claistria ...
... Granville has entire confidence in Mr. Gladstone at this crisis when some of the great Whig Peers are holding aloof. Lord Granville is among the two or three who are as far as possible in the Premier's confidence in the matter of the right hon. gentleman's ...
... YOE.SSIUND DL3TILIOT AND 2.OOIIDALEI TO 11BYWOOD.—Whig DIU. i 4 soma ••••s) • /5 1 • • ii _ . at 1 11 .• ilti _ - .7 ,:, 0 14 — r 64 0 .., '1 VAS ..„4„,a., : 1 10 _ s I 1 7 e s t _ • 1 DB 01 I La loves at 5 Dun II 11. 614 Lis •. at 7 7 W. ...
... bearing the same title—entered Parliament when he came of age as a pronounced Whig. After the Tory split in 1827 he joined Canning. When, after many years exclusion, the Whigs regained office in 1830, Lord Grey appointed him Chief Secretary for Ireland ...
... come to a very good resolution—to take the sails out of the wind of the Whigs—(laughter)—and during the coming session they would introduce a Reform Bill. He thought that as the Whigs had been so long promising one, the Tories, after all, were most likely ...
... with the expenditure of twelve years and three months of Whig rule. Hs knows well that I never put the case so unfairly. My statement was this That year by year, one year with another. the Whig expenditure was £70,022,392 PIS YsAl, and the Tory expenditure ...
... took his stand in the presence of the Whig dignitaries of whom he had spoken evil, and of the puzzled country gentlemen, who could not understand how their Toryism was wore democratic than the politics of the Whigs, who were wont to drink to civil and ...
... in sae•• London in defence of Protescantieto' all wire blue n Blue id bu ff have lung been recognised as pertaining to the Whigs. awaits James Fox always dreamed in a blue oust with gilt buttons. and a butweisteriat—colours worn both by the men and worms ...
... et/cation has reacered it eerasssrl for Lord Salisbury to tarn to the Whig faction for • Chancellor or the Exchequer. We do not yet know what price Lord Radioed' win ask for the Whig financier, with which, be has furnished the Geverment. Mr. Goechon will ...