... criticisms on the Local Government Act, this year’s finance, and Irish administration. repelled Mr. Oladitone's claim to represent Whig traditions respecting the Union. Inequality of laws was in Ireland’s favour, aa witness the present security of tlie Irish ...

... elect the men to the work who are most likely to it well for the public, utterly and entirely regardless w hether the man is Whig, or Tory.or Radical. (Loud cheers.) The right hon. gentleman afterwards opened in the Drill Hall in aid of funds to extend ...

... become candidate for seat at the County Council Board. If you do the honour of electing me I will do my best to represent both Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative to the best of my ability. Mr. T. S. Pickard : Will this new Act affect the Local Board ...

... denied ? What Liberal principles had they not betrayed and rejected ? the Liberal thermometer there was a lower depth than the Whig zero, and the Radical Unionists of Birmingham were a good many degrees below that zero. Mr. hamberlain, twelve months ago, ...

... proceeded as follows acknowkd that I am still proud of the name Whig, and, sb? withstanding anything that may have happened recent times in political life, I profess still maintain and uphold true Whig principles, therefore a source of little satisfaction minded ...

... turbulent state of the Highlands. Outlawed as was, he was courted on all sides: and although was countenanced by the great Whig leader of Scotland, he was deep in the counsel of the Jacobite leaders. When Mar, and even when the young Chevalier, raised ...

... more than years. He exercised great influence, and was the secret adviser of the Queen and the Prince Consort, Mid of all the Whig notables. From 1835 till 1841, ind from 1846 till 1852, he was really more powerful the Prime Minister, as will be shown if ...