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... 1869, for which Lord Derby's Government was responsible, was 13,528.7761. The expenditure rose in the nest year ander the Whig Government to 15,312.6751., in 1861 to 15,864.1640., and in 1862 to 16,060,3501. From the expenditure of 1862 there woe a gradual ...
... minutes in the town he was greeted with cries of Down with the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, and welcomed as the redeemer of the boroagh from the iron grasp of Whigs and Tories. A committee is to be formed to take measures for the suppression of houses ...
... and no particular reason why one or both should not be effected by the Conservative party. Of course not; tbey dished the Whigs on Parliamentary Reform, and why not dish them again on what the present Premier has denounced as an alien Church, and the ...
... adopt it by the exigencies of his position to enable him—to tin the language attributed to him or to Lord Derby—to dish the Whigs. I say that the credit of it is due to Mr. Gladstone, who, by an act of what I must call heroic self. sacrifice (applause) ...
... the Liberal party shrink with an nooonosaled aversion which they scarcely affect to disguise. It Moot probable that the greet Whig houses would regard with any satisfaction Mr. Gladstone as Prime Minister; is certain th.tt they would avoid such. a result ...
... exigencies of his position, and gave him the opportunity, to use the language attributed to himself or Lord Derby, to “‘ Dish the Whigs.” I say the credit of it is due to Mr. Glad- stone, who by an act of heroic self-sacrifice in 1866 created that exigency, and ...
... brought on by Lord i ssell end the hip) die increase as& year has been three millions [A Voice : It was made necessary by the Whigs ], and that increase will come out of your pockets. I commenced my speech by stating that I would confine myself to two subject* ...
... sentence in Sir John Pakington’s election address, that Mr. is reparing to throw over the Irish Church, and again to ish the Whigs.” Mr. and his friends, who were to have ascended inthe great BEE, + on ee make atmospheric investigations at an immense distance ...
... candelabra, old lamp, mounted stag's bead, gilt sad other cornices; brass curtain rods (with ends and nags), frees stair rods, gee Whigs, kitchen table, and other TOWN OF MiNCHINHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BT T. W. DAVIS, At the CROWN Its, (19th September ...