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... the intended prosecution r_u agitators has ?? strong expression* . ian. from the leading Liberal t'rotestauc ;>ip. n_j The Whig of yeatorday urges the certainty in and that Government will receive neitflar grs nor sympathy from thoae who are venatdint ...
... he came to the period of the free-trade movement. Both Whies and Tories had hitherto been protectionists, but in 1841 tbe Whigs pro- posed a relaxation of the duties on corn, sugar, and timber— a step towards the free trade for which Mr Cobden waa agitating ...
... that ir«Z; ■ le6 Sliorrock and Co. their selection •^PWP* w ls n eV er i n the least biased by the r»«to whether they were Whigs or Tories, -£ ■ « Uarch-goers. To those who knew my 11; iT? , r thmk no exoneration is necessary . fcunr'si ,i,W, . i .lc,T ...
... any great measure of statemanship. Some Whigs distrust Mr. J Gladstone, and some who call themselves Radicals : dislike him. He does not feel himself very secure as leader of a powerful and compact force. The Whig peers are generally feeble and timid, and ...
... THE ILLNESS OF ME. GLADSTONE .whig to the great progress which he has made to- wards regaining health and strength, and taking advan- tage of the exceedingly hue weather, Mr. Gladstone decided to commence his visit to tbe Dean of Windsor on MoLiuay instead ...
... incongruous and even antagonistic elements of whioh their Government is composed we cannot wonder at it. Half Radical, half Whig, the two parties in the Cabinet are probably constantly struggling for the mastery ; bat in the end the Radicals aeem to win ...
... Graf- ton.— Mr. T. W. Whittaker said when he was asked to vote for Lord Hartington he was told that ha was a Whig. Now they found that the Whig's vote was neutralised in the House of Commons by tha man they sent as a Liberal— laughter). He found that Mr ...
... Melbourne fa ia office, and we«£ • '•WV magnificent lady, whom Lord blL^' ol^^ after his accustomed manner aa idT^ «lv the Whig counterpart of the ?? JN And now comes an incident in th« I,T, >r*>V it is impossible not to ace a pi,^ o ?? ,S Eglinton Tournament ...
... antecedents show him wheu in W ' ?? - I favour of coercive than remedial ra *> than present the ?? ot stat * : ' r, 1 ! ' the Whig chariot wheels, the J?w ?? z irv>| Gladstone to bring in a County FraH^ n ^l and that passed, appeal to the con„t^ ; • *f ...
... in voting for temperance or non -temperance candidates, and that municipal elections instead of turning on considerations of Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conserva- tive, would be fought on the plain issue of drink or no drink. Tbis proposal would have tbe ...
... wanted to get at Gladstone than a bull can teU why it runs at a red rag. He evidently iii not think much of eitber Tory or Whig statesman, _ad apparently the magiatrates thought as little, for While they fined the man for his drunkenness and for assaulting ...
... Lord Har- tiuoton would never have presented himself as one of the candid 1 tes. He was tne leader of the orcat joint Liberal, Whig, nnd Radical pa tv, ami though he hail a sure seat for himself, without expense or trouble, iv the Rulnor Boroughs, yet being ...