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... DEFENCE OF THE WHIG& sir IL J ian g has been down to T suntan and Tr Radical proposals of Mr. Chamberlain r. Cavendish, Ohm& Dimeabliabotent s ketoral district,. After ism Re mad Endowed to be wished, he said, to to me rerw aru a Whig Liberal member, ...
... t t4pi z ti ~ii~(nib; WITH WHIG/ IS TEE Cllll3l'l/.1.1 TIMED TEE CIIIIIBTIAN CABINET. ADD DEITIES ENSIGN. ...
... s which the Whig party have already made. And the Radicals should reflect that if it comes to a trial of strength between themselves and the Whigs the issue is not absolutely certain. Any such design as Mr. Richard attributes to the Whigs-the deposition ...
... VII/SCFORT-ox-Taz-MAIN.— GRAND Ott NORD.—lFiraaegara Hare. lir 111311/1114 to toe Maths& Highly receommedel to ritaas. Max Whigs; Proprietor. ...
... in the same manner at home. THE WHIGS. The Daily News thinks that Mr. Leatham and others of our more advanced Liberal politicians are too little disposed at present to do justice to the history of the Whig party. The Whigs had their great political day ...
... and has been formed, and Lord Lambton, the son of the Earl of Durham, has been mentioned likely to contest the seat in the Whig interest at the next election. The representation Berwickshire will soon be recant, the present Member, the Hon. R. B. Hamilton ...
... conciliating the Whig section. Whig organs of the highest respectability say that the people were frightened at Mr. Gladstone and the Radicals. And people argue as if the highest feat of Liberal statesmanship was to conciliate the Whigs. By all means, says ...
... were like toads under a harrow, and that the Whigs were more spiteful and saucy towards them than they were towards the Tories. Politi- cally, said the hon. member, the Whigs were effete. What had the Whigs done of their own free will to do credit to ...
... Roman Catholics from civil privileges was always a political more than religious censure. This was very well known when the Whigs combined with the Protestant Dissenters to compel emancipation. Mr. Gladstone knew it when he disestablished the Irish Church ...
... of the government, and was as greatly respected by the Tories as by the Whigs (applause). He knew no party distinctions, and was as attentive to the Con- servative as to the Whig party, and he was sure that everybody who had gone to London on par- liamentary ...
... sue of April. 1874, in the SWUM. by Jos FI CaiM lel, Stir both'of CoeEddl. ln, art ISIMMOSK, Seidl in the oillirrey, Array _Whig the Executors named in the W% sea th 01011 Pr- , tinders in writing, .1 their c la ne or immis to the trier- ' dried, the Solicitor ...
... part when opportunity offers in the government of the nation. It is an essential element of English political life. And the Whigs, its professors and exemplars, have in power performed the noblest services to this nation- reconciling democracy and aristocracy ...