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... to excite politicians. He was not ?? to tell tbem to vote for either for A or B, and he did not say whether they should be Whig or Tory, Radical oi Conservative, but he did jay that those facts ought to make them turn over a new leaf, and unless they ...
... whale of the split votes represented Liberal defections. It is quite within the range of Possibility that the soion of an old Whig family, and tbe icfluenoe which tbednoal house of Devonshire un- doubtedly wields in North Lancashire, secured a num- ber of ...
... auditors at one time in the course of his speech by making a numb* of ingeniously delusive remarks anent the Tcna and the Whigs. Thus, he proved equal to asserting that the wisdom of our ancestor, a the wisdom, not of our Tory, but of our Wb ancestors ...
... 'Mr Lambert, whose fearless preference of patriotism over party does him infinite honour, is thus ticketed by Dod : — A Whig ; voted for the disestablishment of the Irish Church, 1868 ; will support Mr Gladstone's party. Has sat for Bucks since Dec ...
... party and endear to throw odium upon the Conservative having alone opposed the repeal of the bi tax. What are the facts ? Every Whig statesman, including Lord Jl Russell, Lord Grey, and Lord Melbourne, j dead against repeal until three weeks beta Robert Peel ...
... MAGAZINE for JTOVEMBfiK. 1879. No. DCCLXIX. Price 2a. 6d. Contents. REATA; OR, WHAT'S IN A NAME. Paw VIII. AN AMERICAN PRINCESS. WHIG REVIEWERS, AS PAINTED BY THEMSELVES. SYRlA.— Co»cLusiojr. THE MARONITES. A POOR DEVIL. AMONG THE AFGHANS. A Sxjrtiyob'b Nabxatitz ...
... Manchester, on Friday, will be scanned by the public eager to detect it in some trustworthy clue to the future policy cf the Whig party, what they are prepared to do and with whom they are prepared to act. Th ugh just now there is no reason to suppose thar ...
... MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER 1879. No. DCCLXIX; Price 2s. 6d. Contents. REATA; OR, WHAT'S IN A NAME. Past VIII. AN AMERICAN PRINCESS. . WHIG REVIEWERS, AS PAINTED BY THEMSELVES. SYRlA.— Conclusion. THE MARONITES. A POCR DEVIL. AMONG THE AFGHANS. A Sobvtvob's Naebative ...
... petition. Orderlies : Lieutenant H. P. Robinson. Sergeants Mortimer and Gardner. Loed Fbedbbick Cavehdish. World says : '*The Whigs have a rising hope in Lord F. Cavendish. Had blind Fortune saved him from the fate of a younger son and put him in Lord Ha ...
... Richard Pi got t, proprietor of- the Irishman newspaper, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. Among his creditors are several Whig and Tory ?? one of the heaviest being a noble lord. The Society for Preventing Street Accidents and Dangerous Driving reports ...
... century, and con- liuuei for about 50 years. Convention Parliament. tt**B-8. Jan. 22 \ Thomas Preston. (Whig). 1889 -90. Feb. 6 j Ccuwkn Rawlinson. ( Whig). Thomas Preston, of Holker. Eldest surviving son of Thomas Preston, who sat for the Couuty 1661 1678 ...
... class, it is necessary to rememb relation to the two great political parties State. Now it is well known that, for k tions, the Whig (or Liberal) party eoqi with and patronised the working class *ft; view to obtaining its political support a»r the Conservative ...