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... attention, either the premature discussions of the topic by newspaper writers, the untimely prelections of the quondam head the old Whig party. The country -waits for the disclosure Mr. Gladstone scheme, and the chief, and indeed the only, value all such premature ...
... “jrUy „ Commons, ami lauglud thorn for being baffled, amounts at prosonl an oxprossion of tli„ f.rling tm , J>r , ,„ ra kill.sl Whig bills and thononooa Council on tho subject, as. owing infornia , (lu , I]ia . noo, and counted the scalps bad oart of the mover ...
... democracy in the representative institutions the country, although it was brought about by themselves in order to “dish the Whigs.” The Bill introduced by Mr. Forster on Educational Endowments relating to Endowed Schools is chiefly based on the report the ...
... th re is much difference between the modern tense vative and the modern Liberal, there was Queen Ann a’s ti:n-> between the Whig and tlie lory, ine silfsa • definition whieh was then given of these two parties •t I holds good; for the Conservative legislates ...
... Clstt on local government political freedon it, depended (Hear, hear.) It has been the glorious privi- isi 17 lege of the great Whig party to achieve ?? liberty, SC because by a wvise institnct-the instinct of leading nmen w ?? statesmen-they felt Cliat religiouts ...
... North Derbyshire. (Cheers.) And, secondly, should say that in that attemnt at monopoly they had discarded the old traditional Whig doctrines and principles of the revolution of 1088, and were content follow in the rear of Mr. Bright and Mr. Miall. (Cheers ...
... recent obli victory itn the northern division of this county, when met the Conservatives succeeded in ?? It seat froei (A the Whigs who hladI long Inotiopolist'd the represen tation agai there. Thle Right lion. Lord John Matnners, M.P., pre- dliag sidied ...
... opportunity of correcting some of Mr. Gladstone’s historical inaccuracies, and predicted that this, like former attempts of the Whigs to propitiate the Irish Roman Catholics, would end in coercion and Arms Acts. The debate was continued inn House of which the ...
... and succeeded to the peerage in 1838. His lordship was one of the moderate party among the Roman Catholics who adhered to Whig principles and opposed Ultramontane notions. He is succeeded by his eldest son. Arthur James, Lord Killen, who was born at ...
... laughter) ,—and embodied in what they call the great Liberal party.” (Cheers.) He should like to know what has become of the great Whig party, for they were always considered the great go-between of the Radical section. What has become of them ? Why they were ...
... did Mr. Shlaw SI u(uo that, lint lie weust to the North anil snatched a r'ie victory froisi iiider the siose of tise greatest Whig u inigsitte is thle land (Laughter asush Cheers.) Ile believed 9 teldirisig the lust two electioiss they had a body of agents ...
... during thie height of tile O'CONNELL agitatiOnl, such Contelssionls to rebels were not counselled by the leaders of tle great W\'hig party-. The Spectator about theat time had an article recoinmending the establishmoent of a cen- tralised agricultural board ...