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... Mr. Gladstone and Lord Russell are leaders. That is the party which I mean when I speak of the ‘Whig party.’ It is unnecessary to discuss the terms ‘ Whig’ and ‘ Liberal,’ for no one could misunderstand which party was meant. If I understand from you ...
... Gladstone and ! Lord Russell arc leaders. That is the party which I ; mean when I speak of tho 'Whig party.' It is unneces4ary to discuss the terms Whig' and Liberal,'l for no could misunderstand which party was ' meant. If I understand from you that ...
... THE LAST INVASION. new alliance between the people of Ireland and the English Whigs, which politicians, of a certain stamp are proclaiming with jubilant satisfaction, is already being discounted in the most self-complacent manner by one of the parties ...
... to punish the hanging Government, by electing Whigs. Whether, on the whole, it would be better to punish the hanging Government by returning Mr. Barry, or to punish th, base, bloody, and brutal Whig's by electing Mr. Matthews, is a point upon'which ...
... Liberals (I)—save the mark —could not attend in their place to listen to, fearful of compromising themselves with the Great Whig Party. Well, the resolution WWI carried unanimously in spite of the efforts of the Liberals to have na house. ...
... veteran Whig, who took prominent part in the great election of 182 d, when Mr. fillers Stuart (now Lord Stuart de Deeies) wrested tne county from the domination of the Beresfords. -he Cavendish influence and Dr. Halley support held the seat for Whig against ...
... —the Whig party proper has made a dead set. He is man of great ability, and is feared proportionately by the Whig party. But as Mr. Blake, Sir Joseph M'Kenna, and Mr. M'Ev'oy, are sure votes for Disendowment, any attempt to replace them by mere Whig tallies ...
... which Mr. Gladstone an d Lord llumell are lead, r That ii the party which !moan when I speak of the' Whig party.' It is winecessary to discuss the terms ' Whig' end ' Liberal,' for no one could misunderstand which party was meant. If I understand from you ...
... people.” In conclusion, I would a.-k what there in the Whigs that should have contid* nee in them I it that llu'scll raised the Popery cry, introduced the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill i Is it that the Whigs drove three millions of our people from the country ...
... your ancient City ia tbe of Commons. My qualifications b« your Representative are : First. That I bound to co political perry. Whig or Tory, and would enter tbe House ut Commons in every sense Independent Member. heoond. That position places me completely ...
... leaders, tl Irish Tories Lave lately attetwited to work, and with some The main point was to rekindle the old hatred of the Whig*, dating from the OVonnellite schisw, awl to identify Mr. faad:stono and Mr. Bright with the traditions of NVhiggery. If this ...
... I am sure you are too wise to cry out, A Tory before Whig !” —if the Whig help you and the Tory hurt you, and all the time you want help very much. If I can get a Nationalist who will much the Whig or Gladstonian—-or any onian”— pack them all away by ...