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... party contests, to be followed by a dissolution, which, however, since Mr Cardwell's failure, must be less terrible to the Whig, however alarming to many of the rank and file in both camps. Aberdeenshire and the contiguous counties, where the pupils of ...
... By his vain-glorious strain at Slough the Chancellor of the Exchequer had laid himself peculiarly open to attack; but the Whig statesman had come down unprovided with—his spectacles. He held in his hand a copy of the Times, marked very likely with peculiar ...
... jealousy,beeide., of more caution. Liberalism which I always characterised the Raciest party, but which the emission of the Whigs from office tired to soften to a kind of fretful alliance, has thin tient iota deadly hatred. So long as the Tory hailers ran ...
... Pisistratus Caxton. —Part xm. Blood. Religions Memoirs. The First Bengal European Fusiliers after the Fall of Delhi. The Cost of Whig Government. May - Day. The • ' ...
... lunge and Lord Clarendon is to finish to night what they have left unachieved. It is evident that his sarcasms have stung the Whig leaders to the quick, and that they are resolved to give no quarter; it is also evident that Mr Disraeli will die game, and ...
... Pisistratus Caxton.—Part XIII. Blood. Religious Memoirs. The First Bengal European Fusiliers after the Fall of Delhi. The Cost of Whig Government. May-Day. The Defeat of the Factions. William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London RAILWAY GUIDE for GREAT BRITAIN ...
... AT TIIR QUEEN'S DRAWINo-Itoom.—The display of jewels at the drawingroom reminded the courtier of the old rivalry between the Whig and Tory Mistresses of the Robesthe Duchess of Sutherland and her Grace of Buccleuch. On the present occasion the Duchess of ...
... of the Palmerston Whigs would be displaced by more earliest Liberals. This would likewise strengthen the Ministry, because these new members would be less likely to engage in faction fights for the purpose of setting up the old Whig, clique in opposition ...
... Friday between Lord John Russell and Mr Dis raeli we had done with the Chancellor of th Exchequer’s after-dinner oration. The Whig chief have, however, it would seem, deemed the matte: too serious to let pass so easily. Accordingly, las night Lord Palmerston ...
... .. lu 70s Od •PERTH, May 2C. A good deal appears to still in this trade, and prices havw a*w4- bwwwm muva upward. Ois beat whig* soils new r«aliaing from 25s per boll; while Orkney Reds may qwuted at Irowi 16s The latter at bow their proper »e.-iton for ...
... laughter and uproarious cheering with which the Conservatives replied, and at length overwhelmed the indignant cries of the Whigs. For several minutes the storm raged. Not even when he ventured into the agricultural districts to advocate Jree-trade, did ...
... Giadstoos and James deliberately threw protection the Cabinet, encouraged the q: Miolsters and their wa: ‘cooled the friends of the Whig leaders, the general consect contributed to the ot lookers.on. ere allowed to bave are Mivisterialiste of the Goverament. Indeed ...