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... THE GLOBE. FRIDII, TtTLY 24, 1874. iIetRIGSTON AND RACK FOR THREE SHILLINGS. Every SUNDAY. MONDAY. and TIJES3AY. from Loodod Whig° 8.0) cam., also from Kensingtoa Sat a.m., calling at Wen Brampton, Chelsea, Clapham Junction, and other Suburban Statinns ...
... snow for ••stain la that they have never been in the water. Bat Ibis is a defect which will enra itself in time. m Whig finance and Whig administration were hyweeda in 1834 1 but years have taught much, Ud we mw hold that the Liberals are much the auger ...
... Royal Academy. THERE IS A TIDE IN THE AFFAIRS OF MEN.—The Edinburgh Review, in its article on the Past and Future of the Whig Party, says that the Conservative party has been brought into power by a strong tidal wave. Mr. Gladstone, on this being ...
... Whiggamorcs.’ contracted question of railway management, are glad to see, into ‘ Whigs.’*— Dietionnry of Pkraee and Fable. w also come under consideration, and proposal Whig.—First applied to those who kept their mee'- w ||| j. made to urge the Govern ment ...
... Vigh (Whig) party.” For the enlightenment ' f v,is Persian readers he goes on:—‘'lt is necessary that it be explained what Whig is. All the Ministers of the Government are divided in two parts. The party which is now in office is that of the Whigs ; their ...
... were Beans mg rem were el_saky. *Mk quietly is alliasel ller. _ Isar of way demuiptisa thin was dimeml. Irises e weak. market. Whig thistly remalse= sad as .has of omarred Is tho of either or foreign wheat._ the arrivals of which were aria • modesdaly extensive ...
... real and fictitious, belong to the period of the story the reign of William the Third in something more than in name. His Whigs and Jacobites are men of the time, with all the prejudices, political and social, of that troubled- period, and lastly his ...
... with pathos and power. •• Willman's to the delight it laundry Olvid•oe's eon*, J0y. Ina ed.& and every erns to b 7 Whig.. fir . f Mr Giody, Mr sad Mr brothi h.or. 010100 1f the ant omen by three of oho iodates. Rory O'iloce, by Whately, wis ...
... If he means a real amendment, then he must be prepared to head the Radical party against the whole territorial aristocracy, Whig and Tory. If he means nothing more than words fair to the ear and des lusive in practice, then he is arousing a storm through ...
... amount of loppora Bernal name is treated b great amblers by the leaang dissenters, and in tl.is Lappy state of things , the Whigs an powerless to bring forward • man of own political Mews. The supportera of Mr. Braillaugh I are highly and so is that gentleman ...
... the entire body; wo cannot bat regard it a* preferable that some considerable time should he allowed for the aristocratic Whigs to find out their own weaknms.’’ ...
... convulse the country, and to turn the British Constitution topsy turvy, for the greater glory and satisfaction of a few juvenile Whig noblemen and a few discontented demagogues. The present dispersion and demoralisation of Mr. GLADSTONE'S majority prove how ...