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MK. DISRAELI AND THE WHIGS. From the Standard

... MK. DISRAELI AND THE WHIGS. From the Standard. It is incomprebeasible that the Whig party—a party which pretends to be so much alarmed at Mr. Gladstone’s Democratic, tendencies, which has such good hopes of the Conservative loader—should continue to speak ...

Published: Saturday 24 October 1874
Newspaper: Chorley Guardian
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 213 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

MR. HAROLD WHIG Hrs MEETING AT WHITTLE.

... MR. HAROLD WHIG Hrs MEETING AT WHITTLE. To the Editor o/ the Standard. Sir,—Your realisable paper will doubtless present to your readers an account of the proceedings at the above. It would be impossible for anyone who was not present, to imagine the ...

HOW THE QUEEN APPOINTS PREMIERS

... Liberalism of Lord Joll' Russell and the Russell Whigs. The sympathy of the Radical party on economic and international questions was far more strongly with the Peelite group than with either of the rival Whig leaders and sections. Sir R. Peel was exceptionally ...

HISTORY OF TORYISM

... past six years. After that the Whigs again cam© into power in 1680 and did good work. Ho was constrained to state that wag afraid tho tlmo might shortly arrive when tho Liberals would have to part company with their Whig friends, but if that should nnbappily ...

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... Election Anthem ha. been ?Isnot' by the North-west Manchester Lilwral Awe, - Shall hrurn old did Fnr daring to The greet Whig clan ? riret on tho roll of fame, Foremo,t in patriot aim, 110 bears this name The lira:A I Of statesmen Shall ha be brought ...

verybest teeter; • I • plain, and ton them from the c a.• the rn,ddie of arm, Wavier the mot

... verybest teeter; • I • plain, and ton them from the c a.• the rn,ddie of arm, Wavier the mot el:Mr.-Iv tare A eters drew, Whigs, is tot he plain •r• a %Ins& lAA • e,narted ep.sn f • M., al. falling taer it. A lA, of lace. the .r • t .Ito I. and full them ...

Ebe Charleg ,t` tanbarb

... the Disestablishment question. The noble Lord belongs to the moderate section of the Liberal party. lie is the brother of a Whig Duke, and it is hardly expected that he would give direct encouragement to a policy of disestablishment. The language of Lord ...

HOME BULB IN IRELAND

... service. Heme Bale, revolutionary element, wlose resources are now exhausted, is found in Ultramontane gaits meeting under the whig of the Papal party, and endesvoaring to persuade the world that it is in anbatantial ailisooe with the triumphant Conservatism ...

A MYSTERIOUS UNPOPULARITY

... ouo of great prosperity ; and although I believe and know myself that is prosperity for which we are not indebted cither to Whigs or to Tories, although I know that it has been occasioned in a considerable degree, under Providence, fortuitous though felicitous ...

Published: Saturday 29 November 1873
Newspaper: Chorley Guardian
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 203 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

Wsmrrt. WANTED, » g«n*t«J SERVANT. -Apply B. Andartoo, «, Bolton itroot. WANTED, a firet-class CLOTH-LOOKEB. ..

... flour mill; understands bookkeeping.—* Address William Smith, Kemberton Mill, Tswkesbury, Glencestcr. WASTE PAPER.—THOMAS ARK WHIG 8 Waste Paper Warehouse, Wharf-street, Preston. Old books, reports, pamphlets, Ac., torn letters, and envelopes, old ledcere ...

Cite ei)orten *tanbar)

... has been rudely dissipated. There is no intention on the part of Mr. Chamberlain and his friends to cause a disruption. The Whigs can hardly abandon their traditional outlook with respect to political progress, but as far as we can understand, Mr.:Clia ...

Till: IIOUSK OF LOROS

... both |M.Utie.d i>artii“«. The si**uker said tlwt tlu? nmidH.*r iM-nt tlie of Lords by the Whigs and Tories in the j«u*t years were worthy of note. Thus while the Whigs elevated the House of Peers, the Tories only sent up ]«ruonfl the saniA time. P.ut the ...

Published: Saturday 23 December 1871
Newspaper: Chorley Guardian
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 661 | Page: 3 | Tags: none