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... NOTES OF THE DAY. Tan Whigs are bestirring themselves in Wigtownshire. Viscount Dalrymple, the eldest son of the Earl of Stair, has announced himself a candidate in the Liberal interest, and promises the present Government a cordial but independent ...
... quarter million less per annum than the professing economical Whigs, and this trifling annual saving of millions reckoned for 37 years makes up an amount of 47 millions to debit against Whig economy. Now then let us reckon the whole cost of our iron ...
... the first Conservative Cabinet after the Reform Act of 1832, the Tory party has held office for ten years, and the Liberals, Whig and Radical, for twenty-one years. Taking the estimates for the navy during this period of thirty-one years we may arrive at ...
... Hereby Given that the DIVIDEND upon the capital of %hie Society, for the year ending Deo. 81., 1872, at the rate of Twelve ;Whig+ per Share, clear of income tar, will be PAYABLE to the ?roprictors daily on and after the 18th day of January WPC. By order ...
... yesterday granted a conditional order for a new trial in the case of Stannus v. Finlay, the action for libel against the Northern. Whig by the late agent of the Hertford estates. The application was made on the ground of misdirection by Mr. Justice Whiteside ...
... Health Act, which puts onerous duties on local bodies, still reserves the supreme power for the Local Government Board. The Whig idea of Local Government is, in fact, that of a local board to register the decrees and carry out the policy of a Minister ...
... assembly. It was essential, therefore, to give utterance to some of the usual commonplaces regarding the great objects on which Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, can agree and co-operate in furthering. And Mr. Bruce, as not even his worst enemies will ...
... party desires not only to give itself a name of honour, but to secure the further advantage of naming its opponents. Thus, the Whigs and Radical politicians decided upon the common term Liberal. It might be thought that, having decided upon this fancy title ...
... disregarded by our Liberal Government unless something can be got out of it to cement the scattered and divided interests of the Whig• Radical party. In fact, such schemes or measures as would include the sanitary improvement of towns and the health of millions ...
... gallantry from the Liberals in 1868 by Lord Garlies were now to revert to any Ministerial hanger-on or to any nominee of the old Whig families. Happily there is little likelihood of anything of the kind. A Conservative candidate is announced in the person of ...
... falling back upon purely negative principles.' The only falling back likely to occur is the familiar flank movement which Whigs and Liberals are wont to make when they come face to face with the real interests of the people. While we cannot congratulate ...
... match tam ? To put it another way. Haw can the Old Whig Lords in the Ministry have any confidence in the Radicals, the Blights, and Stansfelds, and Forsters ; or what confidence can these have in the 011 Whigs? What is the sort of feeling with which Mr. Lave ...