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... or even with any serious complications there, the allegiance of the Radicals must be shaken, and when it is once shaken the 'Whig section in the Cabinet may like to assert ltaelf. Curiously enough, a good deal hangs on the tarn of events in F.gypt, and ...
... Bill was based on principles far superior to party influences, and men who never took part in the differences which separate Whigs and Tories, but who had been accustomed to m•ard India and its Government and its welfare as altogether removed from the b ...
... LORD HARTINGTON AND THE WHIGS. The Daily News remarks:— Lord Hartington is far too able and too strong a man to be suited merely for the work of moderating, checking, and delaying the movements of other men. He is qualified be an impelling and inspiring ...
... control, save by the Whigs In order to attain at once to the position of authority which he is entitled to have in the Liberal party and the country, Lord has only to follow out the best traditions and be guided by the example of that Whig party which he is ...
... most indolent, he is by position and influence the most powerful of the Whigs in the Cabinet. He has lately, with cynical candour, expressed his views of the uses and reason of the Whigs in the mixture called the Liberal party, and the prospect of Lord HARIINGTON ...
... assimilation of the county franchise to the borough franchise. Many people strongly objected that, and amongst them was an old Whig, Mr Goschen, and he made a clever speech at Edinburgh and touohed upon that burning question, and he said the measure would ...
... stir up strife, but tho result was disastrous to the Tory party, for it had excited the Nationalists to opposition; and now a Whig Solicitor- Oeneral was being returned unopposed for Derry. The Nationalists had deliberately abstained from putting forward ...
... a candidate will be started upon whom both Whig and Tory can concentrate their forces. The Conservatives have always been able to poll about 1,300 votes for their candidate, but the number of votes the Whigs would bring them is unknown quantity, though ...
... Clyde Park, liedland. SOMERSET HOUSE 7 WLE ROAD, Bristol.—The duties of the above Establishment, conducted by the Misses WHIG HT, assisted bv Masters and Resident Teachers, will be Resumed (D.V.) TUESDAY. January 22nd, 1884. Preparatory boys' school ...
... 'stsile, hnut the result was disastrous to w the Tory park,.jor lt had excited the Nationallats O an . oppositlop,; and now Ni Whig SollcitorlGenerAlwas-e being on returned unoppotsed 'foer iDery. ?? Nationaliats had_ 01% 1 deliberately obetaiaed fsom pueting ...
... put in. A COCICTILT CAMS Snow. Lhent if I 'maws what them Jiggered U a 'Owners-atm Ball' ain't Banns actinic, troubie through Whig on the (rail beeline a ticket. He certainty ought to heMsr, the number of to grief on the line, though b ' It b not to take ...
... that the other members the staff were to receive sums money and increase of salary proportioned to their time of service. WHIGS AND RADICALS. Mr George Russell, M.P., addressing his constituents at Little Kingshill, Aylesbury, Tuesday evening, said the ...