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... THE QUEEN’S INCOME. Her Majesty’s Civil List was settled the recommendation of the Whig Cabinet of Lord Melbourne (after a report by a Select Committee of the House of Commons) £385,000. As Duchess of Lancaster she draws in addition income of about £45 ...
... William Adam of Blairadam and the Hon. Henry Erskine, Dean of Faculty, then the political managers of Scotland on behalf of the Whig interest, and it contains a report on the personal circumstances of every elector in Scotland. In those days, of course, the ...
... Burntisland, on Saturday evening. Smith was long member of the Town Council and a Magistrate, and lent influential support in the Whig interest to the Raith family in the Parliamentary representation of the burghs. He carried on a considerable fishcuring business ...
... into a new association. Dr Blackie presided. Mr Stephen Mason, M.P., said the Liberals left in the old association were the Whig rump, who were more Tory than the Tories. ...
... and even, as it seems from Mr Gladstone’s letter to Lord Edmund Fitzraaurice, pretend to monopolise the traditions of the Whigs. This is the problem the Unionists have first of all to face, and we believe they will find it a good deal less difficult than ...
... Conservatives must, perforce, live up to their new creed. To tell the truth, they are rapidly growing more Liberal by far than the Whig section of their Liberal Unionist allies, and, indeed, there is now no more difference between Mr Chamberlain and Lord Randolph ...
... old theatre, now the commercial department of the Academy.] Mr T. W. Russell, M.P.—The London correspondent of the Northern Whig, Belfast, writes “ Your readers will be glad to learn that the news concerning Mr T. W. Russell, M.P., is good The hon. gentleman ...
... made itself ridiculous by its struggles with Mr O’Brien for his garments. There was an old story about the Tories finding the Whigs bathing and stealing their clothes. In this case Mr Secretary Balfour had found Mr O’Brien asleep and had stolen his trousers ...
... accustomed to bury the hatchet at their election contests, and return to their constituents, desiring to represent all classes, Whig and Tory alike, in the discharge of their Parliamentary duties, Mr Asquith is of a different type. He still holds forth war ...
... night heard Mr Hussey Walsh’s address on the subject He (Mr Boyd KinnearV did not even now know whether Mr .Hussey Walsh was Whig Tory, and he did not know' until -that evening that he was a Cathonct but the faet that- he was Roman Oath olio- hdded- tenfold ...