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... position holds respect the three great sections that form what in unison is called the Liberal Party. Whig, Liberal, and Radic* 1 , each owe him something. The Whig section occupy in the present Cabinet a positioh and a command over the emoluments of office out ...
... is one that will unite parties naturally hostile one another in regard to the management Irish alf i The Whigs will approve of it, while the Whigs would have disapproved the selection Mr. Cham berlain. The Parnellites have sufficient eouli li- in tho good ...
... is the number of ciphers attached to the one solitary figure that of the Prime Minister. There has been such defection of Whigs that the most important posts have had highly unsuitable and unlikely men shuffled into them without notice. An examination ...
... PUNCH. A Pointless Saying it fool's Doing* A Duck a Doctor.—Generally, Quack. ' ...
... well content to bear the intended aspersion, but are sorry that cannot return the compliment by calling Mr. Wintkbbotham a Whig, or least a Liberal Unionist I Cheltenham, however, while being quite content to be left out in the cold- that is,without ...
... of Francis Jeffrey, with whom walking tours in the Highlands in 1814 and l'lo, and from tfhom derived what were then ki .wn Whig principles. Among his University r ...
... little letter of good wishes, to which a curious variety of childish signatures were affixed. The late Lord Portman was a Whig of the Whigs, who had fought the battle of Liberalism in Dorsetshire all his life. He declined, however, follow Mr Gladstone in the ...
... (Cheltenham (ffhtomcle. ESTABLISHED 1809. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1874. The giving to Stroud two members was one of those nice little Whig jobs which eminently characterized the Beform Bill of 1832. It was a most unequal and inequitable arraugement. But the proclivities ...
... THE STANLEY MAJORITY. (From the Spectator.) The worst enemies of the official Whigs could no l have wished for anything more destructive nf their powe r than this supplemental existence, since it establishes* experimentally, their more than incapacity ...
... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridgo, and very speedily entered upon public ...
... landlord for the time being. laugh.) Again, Lanarkshire, during the life the late Duke of Hamilton, who was a Whig, his tenantry there always voted for Whig, but when the present duke, who was Tory, succeeded to the title, they turned round and voted for the ...
... expressed confidence in the good intentions of the Liberal majority towards Ireland, and said would stand determinedly against Whig majority as against a Tory majority if they did not yield the claims the Irish people. Col. Colthurst said that unless Mr. ...