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... MR COBDKN'S OPINION OP WHIG ECONOMY. Mr Cobden, in the Douse of Commons, on the lBt of August, 1862, said : How have our party fulfilled its pledge of policy of economy Do my hon. friends around me know to what extent have sinned against the true faith ...
... Mr. Mundella's assertion that Macauley was defeated combination of Tories ami Whigs will news to the people of Edinburgh. Macauley's offence lay much like Mr. Roebuck's in an expression. Tho words, the asiuine bray of Exeter Hall. were paraded as insult ...
... POOL*. Lumina* As Gad Amin. 111,11111TOATI, BILLIWOID, the al WHIG. et Aisisistmithe ...
... Tlu' T' objects that in the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, luit it must not be forgotten that Mr. Gladstone comes into office pledged to large amount of thoroughly I.ilveral work ...
... it 2-16 Maltyre, a Whig brother-in-law, for the of the the weight estate, w! tenants limits, Bet Tom is the the better looking, altogether the ean be apd all his teo and offers to beck himself ‘at five te one. ...
... IrALUABLZ IMPORMATION GRATIS V A mostly teak NM pages, TZN THOUSAND et Whig& are Wag by the • • AND PIIIIIOLOGICAL Os GREAT The this impostsat work to gratossolis , for the bead* al who're og swims' dsbitity, siermessms, al memory, of sight, dosessiosen ...
... BE LET on LEAS!? or SOLD, with terweeeem, thet ent4 -t.,We, end Whig% imps kitebein as She Ithhertit.w. to, eituate w.t,eked,t.rsway yet. the residence ot Intr. Lio , tryr Wr -t. t I It' l. In tb 0., tartttt.o of Mr the etern'e. For virti.hlut. .4 ter ...
... been that Liberal Conservatvveg and Conservative Liberals, Whig Radicals and Radioalish Whigs are much the same; but this general supposition is exceedingly obnoxious to the Whig proper. The Whig proper peddles in politics. They constitute his prospects ...
... MR DISRAELI VOWING VENGEANCE AGAINST THE WHIGS. In 1832, Mr Disraeli wrote a letter to the Times in correction of & report of a speech he made, which reported him to bave said that “the Whigs had cast him off.” Mr Disraeli goes on to say, in his letter ...
... ISM -General Meotioeb Jobs Blackburn. (Whig) , 241 Gun. W. A. Johna.n klay. Kr. on tbr death of It Blaekbnrao. Blew! Ellnn., jun. (Whig) . Richard (Coneenreeme) July •11 , 1 Autust, 137-Lt•ners4 W. R. C. S (Whig) .. 133 K. Onelar (C.in.ermaine) ...
... escape horsewhipping? says the Cynic. Mr. Roebuck substitutes for every man every party, and applies the lash all round. The Whigs have got the worst of the castigation. Their trick of using fair cry as mariners use a fair wind to waft them to their haven ...
... Russell's notice, but nobody followed him, except the Earl of Maimesbury, although Lord Derby, Lord Salisbury, and all the Whig Peers were present. In the Commons Mr. Gladstone threatened that unless Ministers, after Whitsuntide, exerted themselves to ...