... PROPORTION OF WHIG AND TORT PEERAGES. The charge which has been made against the Conservative Governments of making an undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for ...

... him to dislodge his rival, who is perhaps more hateful to the Whig section of the Liberal party than he is to the more advanced. We believe that the contempt and dislike entertained by the Whigs for Mr- Disraeli cannot measured, and that they would support ...

... aeries of years been grosely abusive of the Whig party in Norwich, and done everything in his power, to give falie colouring their acts, and their views tbs working classes. That his statements regarding the Whigs have been untrue, and that he taken to himself ...

... discovering the in which, in nuda Liberal.” failure. the Conservatives obt hi- nob the Inst « father U the same an intention to ex Whigs but that operation which succeeded ia esterday, and did The Herta. “ Conserv: leith thlan 11 we aw hie Cen if od round whic ...

... Mr. Givpsrexe to art of your instruc- or = | that had found difficulty — = — a Whig tioning them | | litferenc between but there ws no I thit if a Meh Ss i) father Were Whigs and oh y applied to the ~ rer should not be opinions, then he was ¢ called lit ...

... respect to Mr. Tillett, and I believe its committees will hold a meeting for the purpose to-morrow evening. I sin told that the Whigs are using their influence with the Government to prevent the issuing of a Royal Commission of Inquiry, as researches into their ...

... go.” However, we were talking about the Queen. We all know that her Majesty was born and bred a Whig, and we can also recognise the fact that unlike your Whig proper, who learn nothing and forget nothing,” she has emancipated herself from the vietrs of ...

... members oonld meet together for a social evening. There serely, of ell places say I, in the words of the old Scotch long, Let Whig and Tory all agree,” and if they cennot follow the letter by taking round in the reel of Tallookgornm (and why not?;, Ist them ...

... election :— ** J. Hargrave's travel ing expenses to Moffat and back, when warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the whigs, after spending his life in exposing the cruelty and villany of that partv, Ac.. Ac., lls.” The New Leader of the Lords.— The ...

... These two facts, of course, you have been familiar with all your life, and yonr predecessors before yon. Only Tories, old Whigs, and especially Church Tories, c; er did or do act, or think or speak in oontraventioi of those principles. In fact, Liberals ...

... PEERAGES. PROPORTION OF WHIG AND TORY The charge which has been made against the Conserv*- - tive Governments of making undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord. Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for ...

... Vivian, the Liberal Minnows, rt-pairiiig sliuilerß ana ocor, ana tar broken by Whig rioters at Eigg-street meeting, October ...