... of the Conservatives in the North Riding. Mr. Dawnay, besides the support of his own party, will have that of several large Whig landowners, who are understood to have gone over and have largely subscribed to the expenses of the contest. The Hon. Guy Dawnay ...

... schooner, the Miranda, to an yachtsman. Speakidg at Dundalk on Saturday Mr. Parnell boasted thae Che Irish had throttled the Whig party,” and predicted that before many years are gone there will he Irish Parliament. Mr. Francis Turner Palgrave, M.A., of ...

... to go supporting a man who on every really important onoation acts against tho old opinions of all the great Whig leaders m the ol d when Whigs were party to I for one was proud to belong, and of winch I will not give tho traditions because set of men ...

... an’ardent volunteer, and entered Parliament under the auspices oi bis step-grand father, Lord Palmerston; he became Whig of the*Whigs.] He ■held for many years undisturbed possession of the minority scat in 'Hertfordshire, and bis -ultimate defeat was ...

... comrades in arms, except a few who are infatuated affection or warped by mercenary motives. All tbe leadersof the Whigs and Liberals and Whigs and Radicals alike he has imperiously thrust away from him in bis last desperate venture this supreme crisis of ...

... And drive dull care away! And let no breath invade ray car Of crude unreasoned babble, And lot no fretful word come near Of Whig and Tory squabble ! And while on Pentland’s grassy swell I weave my song with glee, Let war with wrangling factions dwell; ...

... in tbe Bill have signified that Mr. Gladstone has been engaged in the task of quieting, or trying to quiet, the fears the Whigs, and of meeting, or trying to meet, the demands of Mr. Parnell and his friends. The Prime Minister has not, in spite of all ...

... nroceedings were of most harmonious character.—Mr. C. O. Ferard, in opening the meeting,, observed that the old party names of Whig and Tory were mete matters of history—Conservative and Radical, perhaps, best represented the present state j of parties, for ...

... the first Georges. It seemed to that the borough constituency of Lord Grey was essentially. and purposely, dissenting and low Whig constituency, consisting of the principal employers of labour, and that the ballot was the only instrument to extricate us ...

... believe, bas given more votes on the Liberal side than myself, or afforded more consistent support to the great measures the Whig and Liberal party. Thanks to the efforts of my constituents, I earned nine contested elections out of ten, against powerful ...

... Shrewsbury in 18+.!. and finally as member for Buckingham-hire in Is-H. At Maidstone denounced the miserable policy of the Whigs and |»'d had again and again favoured Irish discontent simply that they might rush into office. From was in sympathy with tho ...

... It is manifestly ridiculous to attempt to excite odium against modern Conservatives because certain Tories combiued with Whigs to oppose the repeal of the Corn Laws forty years ago. One might as reasonably accuse Mr. Gladstone of sympathy with the slave ...