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... MARCH 21, 1882. He regretted that the Whigs, who formerly worked as Liberals, had since allowed their feelings in favour of privelege to carry them unpleasantly near the Tories, and he could not help connecting both Whigs and Tories with that word privelege ...
... Tavistock, March 29th. Alio., wife of Mr. Nicholas Stapleton, in her 90th year. WHlTZ.—Maroll 9304 at 3, Bedford Plane, Tartstock, Whig, aged 73. ...
... and, next to the PREMIER, is perhaps the most influential member of the Cabinet. But the HARTINGTON of romance is a mutinous Whig magnate, who would side with the Duke of ARGYLL or the MARQUIS of LANSDOWNE, but for ulterior reasons, and the prize of the ...
... it was his duty to take up the cudgel in East Cornwall. He declared himself a warm supporter of Mr. Gladstone. He was not a Whig. ...
... arres dio the murder of Laity ree of being webs 030, ‘A mect.ng was convened at Limeri ck for last might to the cloture uy a “Whig Gov-rament sen Lioyd to alecee Home Rule repre hit pg the mectiog, and at once issued au order prot lary iuto the town. aumber ...
... Lord Althorp in 1832 was no true follower of the Whigs of 17820r 1732. Whence it follows, by the method aforesaid, that the Reform Bill of 1832 was an execrable measure of radical revolution which every Whig faithful to his ancient principles ought to have ...
... his duty to take up the cudgels in East Cornwall. He was not a Whig. He was sorry to assert the failings Whigs were privileged, and carried the Whigs nearer Tories than was wholesome. Whigs should not adopt principles unless they were prepared to carry ...
... saying that pressed men never fight, and there are not a few pressed Liberals in the Liberal camp. We do not now speak of the Whigs of the type of the Duke of SUTHERLAND and Lord BRABOURNE. They are men respectable in their way, but wholly unable from co ...
... over, return Kith interest the iusult offered him by the discontented Whigs.” The italics are ours; but the amiable sentiment we have emphasised is purely Liberal” —Alas, poor Whigs! The Culture of the Beautiful spre - ing in the most encouraging manner ...
... evidence of these ; truthful and impartial witnesses, how much better the ' national finance have prospered in the hands of the Whigs than of the Tories. It will add much information to moat minds touching that vital department the administration of any Go ...
... deserted that constituency when it was pointed out that it was his duty to take up the cudgela in East Cornwall. He waa not Whig. He was aorry to assert the failings of Whiga were privileged, and carried the Whiga nearer Tories than waa wholeaome. Whiga ...
... e, Lord C. Campbell, Sir N. Rothschild, and Messrs. Brand, Heneage, Gray, Cullagh, Torrens, and Walter. Contingents of the Whig and moderate sections of the Home Rule party —together numbering 16—are also to be found in this lobby, viz., Sir R. P. Bl ...