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... near Richmond and the other Upleatham Marske near Saltburn and Scotch seat Keers House Stirling In politics he followed the Whig principles of his family and in 1880 Mr Gladstone made him a Lord-in-Waiting position he resigned owing to differing with Mr ...
... mistress whose wit and brilliance of conversation were only by her generous hospitality She was the last of those illustrous Whig ladies who were proudly Liberal without being Radical and who had no sympathy with the doctrine ofdemagognism the equilsation ...
... UpWrikniti. Ie . )NI)OS . DRAI? MEAT.—liart:nuaY.. lloef triulo slow Imt prime. Mutton awl pork moot • go 4 kale, the 'slim Whig dark dearer owing to scarcity. %sad to 4s, prime tleotrii ditto. 41 to 4s motto's, Sts ad to 34 44 to 5.44 : pork, ad to 4 ...
... (Cheers.) These men who had left them—men like the late Lord Sidney, who was 80 Conservative that be never ceased to be a Whig(laughter)—or philosophic pedants like the Duke of Argyle; or political wet blankets lika Lord Hartington ( groans ) ; or self ...
... innings. It .1 Bunch 1 c Edwards b Diver,. A C Hell c Diver b Bryan E Fisher b Diver 1. Fisher b Diver Laden li Bryan .1 He ...
... Ireland to declare in • most solemn manner what her wants were. Well, Mr. Gladstone and the Liberal party who had carried out the Whig and Tory policy towards Ireland in the peat, who had loyally if regretfully perceived that the old syetem of coercion was a ...
... Liberal party, so long as it could struggle, and so long as there was a chance loft, was not going back to the leadership of any Whig. (Cheers.) It was satisfied, and more than satisfied,with the leadership of Mr. Gladstone (loud cheers)—it wished to be led ...
... or dinestablklinient, they were bound to see that • great national property was neither wasted, lost, nor endangered. Any Whig, Tory, or Radical, at the time of the settlement of the assessment, would have I augl led at the value TIO w proposed as monstrous ...
... Protestor of Ancient Literature to the Roynl Academy in 17G0. a politician, profcsiOfiscd Toryism, but was more reformer than the Whigs. He hated war and conquest, and obhored slavery. lie was warm advocate of general education. BOROUGH SESSIONS.— Toxsdat. Before ...
... News, Cambridge. ni REWARD.—LOST, on Friday last, largo 1 FOX-TERRIER DOG, black and tan head, rest white; answers the name of Whig.— Anyone bringing the same to 13, Downing-street, Cambridge, will receive the above reward. PETS WANTED.—£S for best COMIC ...
... 1709 began to his P«iy Ma pamphleteer, and in bis •• the Prssent Discontents, which was really manifestation the Rockingham Whigs. ...