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... LORD HARTINGTON AND THE WHIGS. The Daily News :—Now, by what possible perversity of self-persuasion does Lord Hartington come to believe that be is acting on the principles of that (the old) Whig party Y Was it not Fox who proclaimed, generations before ...
... and let us have no talk about giO.il Whig party. • The “Daily Telegraph* says—Lord Iltrtingtnn's Unionism h«s been variously set down by bis Glad- Etonian critics to aiitfr>cr*tic tendencies, to old- fashioned Whig prejudices, to tho prepossessions of ...
... •• • • - r - •• ! 6goit *Whig gist. Raikd 23rd. Edith e, 260. Wood, London, coal. Victory e, 280, Fielder, London, coal. Valois& e 328, Holliday, Lnnilon, goods. hydros, 24%, Wadsworth, Boulogne, goods. 4mrod : Leona s, 430, Atkinson, Obont, goods. Ada ...
... Holden give ns the name of single Whig statesman who 1799 or 1800 did not in his heart sympathise with the objections of the Kino It was not till 1801, according to Mr. Massey, another Whig historian, that the Whig* as a Party became Emancipationists ...
... DAY'S NEWS. RUMOURED MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The Write Northern Whig says that if the o vernment are in ofiloe when Lord pieferin returns from India, he will become Foreign and Sir Michael Hicks-Beach will succeed Lord Stanloy.of Preston in the Cabinet. ...
... even wee witusent the pound Situ:day the et Teak sad Brumley. The however, the impedance of the and the Whig the visiting team, was Way what mighh t t have bees expected. meths, thelease the I tart that is beteg taken in the great winter pastime at Toth ...
... for moßey-epfaming large seals. lamaevecahla to forget whig was once said in bearing—‘that few bmb have died worth a plum whose acquitted them at having pushed othen out of the road to make room for thmselves.' ” “Of course, every man has to look after ...
... BOOKBINDING. WANTED BOOKBINDING. Preserve your Nokia Kagazhoes. aa Pleiodicalalby Whig bound. R. WALKINMON, 65, ALBION ST., Um% Womb , mad ...
... APPLEYARD, AUCTIONEER, r,K.SD AGENT & TENANT-RIGHT BRAYTON-EOB,D, SELBY. PERTIFICATED Bailiff under li gte im = cultural Bo'Whigs Act, 1883. pr omptly made. Bente and Del j e ze flo p eo s o d quickly. General Agen.t, Accountant sad Trustee in Bankruptcy ...
... has sat the House Lords, and prior that time for : years in the House Commons. As became a Cowper, he was a typical Whig, but a Whig broad, popular sympathies. Tho step-on of Lord Pahnerston, the politician, and of Lord Shaftesbury, the philanthro, phist ...
... *say •—Lord Ilartmgton'a declaration at Nairn Tuesday, that still remains Whig, will lie received with a eeitain shock great many people. Tire great- facts which stand to Whig ciedit iu our facts that the Whige through and limited ilia ravolutlnn.that ...
... and, referring to Lord Brougham's name on the burgess roll, said that, like him, he was proud of the name of Whig, and desired to uphold true Whig principles. HOME RULE MEETING AT HALIFAX. Mr. Stansfeld, speaking at Halifax, on Tuesday night, said the Liberal ...