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... BEFORE AND AFTER—(B—YRONICAL). Whig (reflectively)— There was sound of revelry by night. And Scotia's capital had gathered then, Round Gladstone, all her chivalry; and bright His eyes shone o'er fair women and brave men ; Ten thousand hearts beat ...
... WHO MADE MOST PEERS ? Whigs. Me1b0urne.. 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Russell ..1847 to 1851 Palmeiston 1856 to 1858 Ditto 1859 to 1864 19 Lord J. Russell ..1835 to 1866 Gladstone 1869 to 1874 35 Ditto 1880 to 1883 20 Tctal 147 Conservatives. Sir R. ...
... asks from end to end. and Afters miles at its widest part. The soft of the valley grows millet excellently well, sad goats Whig of a thrifty and stodge kind, 'had sustesaues the essiodmi kin-sides, while the millet and the goats together suffice to support ...
... question of the Women's Franchise. this subject the Conservative Leaders are quite ready, will not say to dish the Whigs, but to do what the Whigs have too little courage to attempt. We have no intention whatever to come forward with a defence of the Conservative ...
... excelled himself in his language at Carrick-on-Suir. The lescription of Mr. Gladstone as the most respectable cut-throat in the Whig Cabinet— the'adiuration to hunt landlords instead of foxes, accords but strangely with Mr. Gladstones jubilation of only ...
... with the object of inducing bim te undertake tbe prosecution in tbe matter of what is known as the Dublin scandals. Sinoe tbe Whigs were beld responsible for tbe bluebottle flies that tilled the butchers' shops there has been charge equal this brought against ...
... has generally reflected thy public opinion of the country. In 1832 it Bent to tbe House cf Commona two Liberals to swell the Whig majority. When the tide began to ebb, tbree years later, representation was divided; it contributed two supporters to Sir Robert ...
... presided over by men sneaking humbop as Tieselyan and Spencer, while Mr. Gladstone was the • most revectable cutthroat in the Whig Cableet. He advised -fashioners to devote their leisure to bustiag ...
... of competition upon the health and morality the workmen. Lord Lymlngton Insists on the democratic character of Disraeli's Whig dishing Reform Act. It was starting point for interference with farcilj life and parental authority by compulsory education ...
... nal question, the Liberal Government are only doing by the Counties what the Tories did by the Boroughs, when to dish the Whigs they presented a Bill to Parliament te enfranchise the borough householder. Then aa to redistribution being necessarily coupled ...
... agitation against the Peers. There can be no doubt that the Midlothian speech has mortally offended the Radical party, while the Whigs are so disgusted with the insincerity of the agitation against the Lords that they will not be conciliated the Premier's m ...
... year. The Liberals were iv power during the time all these reductions and abolitions were demanded. WHO MADE MOST FEERS ? Whigs. Melbourne 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Russell ~1847 to 1851 15 Palmerston 1856 to 1858 12 Ditto 1859 to 1864 19 Lord J. Russell ...