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... all by the Whigs of 1800, it would be least honest to quote the opinion of one of them who survived to our own times, and who was the leader th \ grea * cs J reforms which those times have J' Jadst °neB late appeal to us to reason in the Whig party was ...
... gASK HOLIDAY, MONDAY NEXT. NOTTS. ▼. BURRKY-. TWWT GROUND. Admission 6d., Enclosure 6d. extra, Pavilion Whig Is. _ CJ —HUCKNALL TORKARD BRANCH. PORTS will held Portland Saturday, Jan* End.—FoiulAc., apply E. Hutchinson, J. Own. Mi, Mile GALA AND FETE ...
... extend their route. Ultimately it was decided to draw a petition to the company. The Whigs.—The c something touching in the plaintive remonstrance of theias. ol the Whigs aainst the natural result of the tactics which, permitted, if not instituted the hi»s ...
... that Lord Salisbury has takon sia'n-'manlike aud pol tic view cf the import anc of the offic, uUd haa a juJicious choice. Tne Whig piess Edinburgh Glasgow describe the app >intm--'nt. agree-ible sururisc, and commend Lord Salisbury's judgment in the selection ...
... THE PRINCESS OF THE ASTURIAS. \- . Maorio, Thursday Evening. sters approved the draft of royal decree * P tlie Whig's daughter the title of °f the Asturias. It is believed that his sign the decree to-day. ...
... of the Liberals but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam and the other seceders from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party, after the schism, remained for ...
... come to ask them to put their county In line with the rest of Ireland, and save the Laud Leagurers the disgrace of supporting Whig and Ministerial condidate. There was old saying that living donkey was more powerful than a dead lion, and so the present living ...
... minority did not contain any Home Rulers and only one Lioeral, Mr. Goschen. In the majority were many representa; ivos of the Whig section, sucli Mr. Albert Grey, Viscount Ebrington, Messrs. H. W. Eitzwilliam, W. J. Fnzwilham, F. Foijambe, M. Guest, Torrens ...
... there were dissensions in the Cabinet. Mr. G'ads:one would find if his policy were too strong that he would deserted by his Whig supporters, and if it was too weak ho would bo deserted by his Irish friends. Ha therefore thought tho present Parliament would ...
... President °Ciated Press, A resolution of sympathy tone? hed to Mr. Parnell, in which Me. * ction was highly eulogised, and the Whig Miration was expressed f or the courage ® had attempted to grap ple with this ...
... goals to two. ,— Notts. G. U. tgool), H. and J. (Hacks), K. G. Wallett, A. and A. Hose (half, hacks), ...
... makes wealth, and presently the great mass of thinking and suffering people would demand that the policy long pursued by the Whigs and Radicals in the interests of foreign workmen should give place a Conservative policy for England, ...