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... laissez-faire ; but those changes will but make them more and to change effete Whigs into active Whigs is not, as r. Disraeli will shi ly discover, equivalent to Lil ” Whigs. rd Hartington, with a Radical pro- gramme, is at least as formidable a person ...
... Colonies im took office under Sir Rt. Peel, from 1841 to 1845. As he had lett the Whigs, s0 he left of Sir Rt. Peel, and did not re- same office until he came the Whigs he chief of the Tory party in 1852. From the time he left Bearer tive principles. ...
... of. talent not being hereditary for by his eloquence snd statesmanship he proved to be roost valuable accession to the great Whig party, with which the name of RusseU ever been identified. On being raised to the Dukedom, although office was not worth las ...
... affected waa 9954. The Rinderpest in Ireland. —The foUowing alarming announcement from magistrate has appeared in the Northern Whig:— The rinderpest has broken out the townland of Drennan, in tbe county of Down, about five miles from Lisburn, near BaUies-milL ...
... Disraeli on the hustings, dressed in his usual blue coat with brass buttons snd buff waistcoat, the orthodox costume of the Whigs when Whiggism and Liberalism were convertible terms; but the lord of Hughendez* and the lord of Hartwell were great friends ...
... talk azainst the narrowness of the Old Whig family policy, while they are combining to pull down from the leadership of the Liberal party the man whose only sin it is that he has not the support of the Old Whig clique. They are treating Mr. Gladstone ...
... have come so soon. We looked for tbe triumph of the Conservative policy adopted by the Whigs, tone displayed in the return of Conservatives to do the work of the Whigs, and feared that the true Liberal party, broken and betrayed, must have submitted to ...
... solely to party politics, nor disregard the warning Mr. Bright. They must at it steadily, for the danger was great and imminent Whigs and Tories should be alike united, so as to prevent, if possible, a third party from weakening and demolishing them. (Hear ...
... their faith in Mr. Disraeli’s circumstances. It is wi that a grand operation of adapting himaelf memorable ‘‘dish- ing of the Whigs” ia 1867.. The derives sup- &@ passage in Sir John Pakington’s election which seems to have He cannot, he says, assist in the ...
... State, and an official at whose promotion beyond the cares at office every Indian will rejoice ; Mr.Ellice, Nes- tor of the Whigs, and the only haman being who could lay claim to a right of property in the North Pole ; and Mr. Monckton Milnes, a littérateur ...
... THURSDAY EVENING. By Electric Telegraph. Madrid, Thursday, Feb. I.—Yesterday considerable Moorish forces attacked the right whig the Spanish encampment but were repulsed. The Spanish then made attack on the Moorish lines, threw the Moors into disorder ...
... to the politics of his family, who had for some time been enrolled among the Whig houses, and it was soon clear that he would prove a formidable rival to the rising young Whig of that period, Lord John Russell. It was not, however, until 1824 that he made ...