... Gladstone in his letter to Lord Edmond Fitzmanrice on the historic connection of the Whig Party with Ireland. Mr. Gladstone actually stated in this epistle that want a little Whig treatment of the Irish question.” If the right hon. gentleman intended to catch ...

... and presently after Under-Secretary for the Colonies, but held this office only two months. In 1841, upon the downfall of the Whig Ministry, Sir Eobert Peel again came to power, when Mr. Gladstone became Yice-President of the Board of Trade and Master of ...

... THE GLAMORGAN AND MONMOUTHSHIRE INFIRMARY AT CARDIFF. was elected a third time in 1865, being a consistent Whig politician. In 1869 Mr. Fitzpatrick was created a Peer, by the title of Baron Castletown of Upper Ossory, which had formerly belonged to his ...

... of her apprenticeship, and when about to begin her training college career, thus wrote on the subject of history The names Whig and Tory came into use in the reign of John. The political principles which they represent arc these: Ist. Tory. The principles ...

... was then the favourite Whig motto; and the Whigs at that time, headed Earl Grey, also wanted reform of the electoral system to enable their party to get and keep the ruling power in the State. The Radicals, but not many of the Whigs, earnestly desired to ...

... City of London elected four great merchants, all zealous Whigs, and other towns imitated the example of the capital —the result being that a large majority of the shires and boroughs returned Whig members to the new Parliament. James arrived at St. Germains ...

... taking the world —“opening of flood-gates, tampering with vested interests and the -Sacred ark of the Constitution —for he is a Whig of the old school, and neither in his frame nor face is there the slightest sign of decadence or of giving way to anything ...

... state of political opinions. Lord John Bussell and Lord Palmerston, Earl Grey and other antagonistic personalities in the .Whig Administrations, or attempts to administer, on the one hand, exposed to the relentless hostility of Mr. Disraeli and of “the ...

... GARDEN. equity, sincerity, and courtesy in her dealings with them all. Wo regret to say that the Ministerial chiefs of the Whig and Liberal party have formerly been worse offenders in this respect than any Conservative or Tory predecessors of Lord ll ...

... About seven years ago frogs .were imported here, and thrive very well ; and three years after a certain great man brought over Whig and Tory, which suit the soil admirably.” Pope was fond of garden his friend Swift, and expended much care and money on his ...

... Foreign Affairs from 1828 to the advent of the Whig I Ministry, and again, in Sir Robert from 1841 to 1846; finally, Premier of the Coalition Ministry,” embracing Liberal - Conservatives, Peelites, and Whigs, which began in 1853 and broke down after two ...

... Castle Bagot, in the county of Dublin. Mr. More-O’Ferrall, who held for many years a prominent position as a member of the Whig Administrations, sat in Parliament for the county of Kildare from 1830 to 1847, for the county of Longford from 1851 to 1852 ...