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... Catholic families in the county Northumberland, and throughout his life took a somewhat prominent part in local pontics. He was a Whig of the old school, and was generally looked upon the leader of that party in the Southern Division of Northumberland. He appeared ...
... non-political measure, but instead of producing concord and harmony both sides of the House, it ehcited indignant protest from Whig county member that Mr Gladstone had to order its withdrawal. Even when Mr Gladstone has the support of both s'des of the ...
... seeing that the Government had only taken up this measure within the two last years, and had chosen to eat the words of every Whig Government before it, was it reasonable to blame the Lords because they had stood to their ground, aud any rate before they ...
... near the town ; whereupon ' the well-to-do people buried their plate; but whether this was on account of the vicinity of the Whig foroe, or because of the anticipated coming of the Jacobites, cannot now be settled. Ihe Stuart army never cj near the place ...
... improve either their social or political condition, they must rely upon themselves, aimd not be coquettiug with either a Whig or Tory aristocracy Mr. Odger suggested that, as it was expected an explana- tion from Mn. SCorr RUSsELL wonld appear in the ...
... t it would have required from them. In the year 1835, the House of Lords, which had Conservative majority in the face of a Whig Government, defeated not only the month of August, hut carried into September the labour necessary For subject not more important ...
... l founedation for this statement, it proves two thinrgs-first, that tire Conservatove party are deter- mined to dish the Whigs ''at social legislaltion by offering more sweeping measures than it wousld be possible for mlen to offer who are governed by ...
... not be party legislation. 'The twio great parties in a ,State represent certainl principles of govern- ment. Thle names of Whig and Tory, of Repub- licanl and Democrat, of Left and R~ight, represent scomething more than names; they represent ideas as ...
... town, whore- sipouu thea woll-to-do people butried their plato ; hut whother thris was on accousit of tice) vicinity of the Whig force, or becauseg of the osetolopated coming of the Jacob- itre,, cainot now be settled. 'The Steart arumy ievar ecame Dnear ...
... was right, and when he was certain that the right t hing was what the people desired, he would not wait a moment either for Whigs or Tories. Mr. Gladstone had clearly intimated that the time could not be far distant when there must be the same fran chise ...
... healthy nature. His keen common sense and delightful humour would have qualified him to make excellent Attorney-General under Whig Administration. He was advocate to the backbone, and would have fought the battles of his party with a combination of good ...
... LEEDS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Whether It ia, as aome old Whigs asaerb, that the Character of town councils la steadily deteriorating, and that men T- JuTl Portions in the town will not now undertake mrmicipal duties, because they are liable to be c bowed ...