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... succeeded his father as earl in 1860. In polities Lord Strafford was Whig, and thongh he has never taken very prominent part, be lias been staunch supporter of many Liberal and Whig ministries, notably those of Lord John Russell, whose personal and intimate ...
... summed in the following lines: Poor neuters, in their middle way of iteering, Are neither nor flesh, nor good red herring, Wot Whig nor Tory thsy. nor this nor that; Not beast or bird, but juvt a kind of bat A twilight animal, outside tfie laws, With Liberal ...
... Strafford, follows Wrotham Park, Barnet, Herts.—Dear Lord Folkestone,—Without abating one fraction of my staunch and hereditary Whig principles, I can heartily wish success to you and all Unionists, and was in hopes that you were unopposed. Tours faithfully ...
... disaffection in the Liberal ud Badkal make had extended to far greater degree than that of Lord Hartington, Sit Henry Jamas, too Whig party. He brought in two Billa—the Homo Bide BUI and toe Lead Pnrohaoee Bin. We have been told tbit those two BOls weee in ...
... secretary the club).—Mr Picton, who was received with cheers, after a few prefatory remarks, said Lord Hartington—who was said to Whig hut had never been said to Radical—declared that he and his friends were justified in abandoning Gladstone because had suddenly ...
... thin line which separated differences of thought and feeling, (Hear, hew.) It was a time v ben all loyal Englishmen, whether Whigs, Tones, or Liberals, shotdd confederate together for the the throne, their principles, and the smphe. Wren concluded an eloquent ...
... Enfield division, had continually harped upon one string, viz.that the Conservatives of to-day were identical in policy with the Whigs of former days, for they had made such strides of progress as to have entirely changed their rromtfo, whim the forma moderate ...
... must have been written for a lark.” Bad luck to your politics—will you allow Captain Wilbkaxah, when village in Armenia, wig (Whig) to be hong rale. The tragedian, how- was crowded for the night into stable, which ever, considering that such act would have ...
... Lord Hsrtington declined either to form Government to serve with the Conservatives, Lord Salisbury did not apply to any other Whig leaders. He took the refusal of Lord Hartington be answer not only for himself, but for all his friends. When Parliament meets ...