... rapidly, while the others are unduly discouraged and thrown back. Lord Chelmsford bad to wait many years for emotion, while his Whig rivals and juniors passed over head. Sir F. Kelly was Solicitor-General in IS4G, and had actually remain the bar for twenty ...

... the establishment of the present system of education by the Earl of Derby, atthat time Chief Secretary for Ireland under the Whigs, and known amongst the Orange and High Protestant party in Ireland as Popish Stanley ” Again, wher. Lord Derby (then Mr. Stanley) ...

... rumours of Ministerial differences. These rumours are not unfounded. The old story being re-told. There is feud.be tween the Whigs and the Radicals, and it is quite witbirttbe range of possibility that the Liberal party may 'broken up. Lord Bussell’s proposals ...

... prominent part in local politics, and hia son was no less keen general politician. He belonged the now almost extinct race of old Whigs, believed devoutly Lordßussell, and dreaded, not to say bated, Mr. Gladstone. yvas known to a large number of M.P.’s, and even ...

... teat, was fairly* party peoffie might not kwoir much about the Cave Adnfiam, bat they understood the difference between voting Whig and Tory, and hence Mr. Wyld found himself, like many other gentle* men who had taken an tsdependeit course, rejected by the ...

... Ministerial proposals will have the support of the great bulk of the Liberal party, although it possible that some o! the old Whigs in the Upper House may prove troublesome. xuere still a faint nope in some circles that Queen may open Parliament after all ...

... and disemiowraent (which, being, means the only liope the Conservativesragaining ffice)' lies conocrted.action with the old Whigs, who supposed to be ala:med;at the Badical. programme. The present id sais to i eliev© Roman Cathclios from contributing to ...

... with the largest ■circulation in the world), tia task was ft herculean one. It was his policy, having regard the/umoure as Whig defections, to deny that the Ministry iad say intention giving up their policy, which atill would be pursued 'with prudence ...

... is possible to the son any member the middle classes. Mr. Gladstone’s elevation to the Premiership over the heads ol many ‘Whig Peers is in one sense remarkable, sirapiy because the Liberal party, rule, have generally ample supply of ambitious noblemen ...

... Jervis expressed doubts whether, uudorpresent circumstances, tbo Conservatives wero justified in keeping aloof from the old Whig party. A banquet will held on Monday, the Btb of March, to celebrate tho first annivorgary of tho Tower Hamlets Constitutional ...