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... by BaLleogeich—Crook Mearns, Mr J. Simpson's rd OolLeonard by Lord Blanch* Mr J. R. Stephen's Dr Dougall, by Ballen* geioh—Whig, ag*t ,T. Smptou's rd CoJleonard Cairn, Lord Colleouard—Nnit Blanche. Mr .A Cowie's w and d Country Laddie, by Royal Ury—Ythan ...
... in politics stimulated, no doubt, this resolve o the part of Mr Disraeli. At a when mos his colleagues, and not few of the Whigs regarded Mr Bright as only an eloquen and respectable demagogue, Mr Disraeli hat made his mind that the Lancashire oratoi was ...
... maintained his Liberal principles, but strongly did feel that the main question before the electors was not one as between Whig and Tory, but a qneetioa the preeerration of the nnity of the Empire, thai had been prepared to rote for Mr Brodie. Now that ...
... respect, they bad done a great deal of good in this : that they had enabled the Li beral party purge themselves of all the Whig irsa that was corrupting the true gold of Liberalism. the next Liberal Government there would Radical Cabinet, a thing which ...
... the party programme after Rome Rule is another proof that hencel forth there is to be no room in the Libera. party for the Whig element which once domin ated it. The thieves' supper in Drury Lane last night is declared by those who took part in it to ...
... FUTURE POLITICAL PARTUS. In the future, far we oan eee, parties will net resolve themselves into Whig..and Tory ; they wil not resolve themselves into Conservative and Radical, but will, I think, resolve tbeaaelvee into two lines, very strongly drawn—the ...
... were simply the Whigs. They 1-new what a Whig was ? He 'was just a Tory in the first stages of decay. (Laughter and applause.) For his part, he thought there was never a more blessed day for the Liberal party than the day when these Whigs 4 left them. (Applause ...
... rather unsteady. vocal accompaniment wee itrodooed with on* or two of the tongs. The eheir, accompanied by the band, gave Awe*, Whigs, awe', Welcome, Royal Charlie, Wee's me for; Prince Charlie, and Came the Stream Charlie, in a very efficient manner ...
... who still think it possible to hunt with the hare and run with the hounds but it shows that, in Lord Hartingtou's opinion, Whig Unionist is not out place amongst the Conservatives. Sir John Pender would, learn, have sat behind Mr Smith had he been elected ...
... encoring •operate Parliament far Ireland ; and that raw that, ia tha oaafliet of parti** in thia oonatry either the Toriea tha Whig* would Ma term* and giro him what naked for. A few daya afterwarda Card Hartiagton and myaelf addraarad great public meetings ...
... attracted vast numbers its standard. It took op bread ground in regard to political opinion, to broad that Lord Formecue, old Whig, who had in the past.'opposed the Tory party, had openly joined the League. He desired to congratulate the Marchioness of ...
... their old yomrodes. _ _ __ _ _ _ THE MINISTRY AND FORTH;COMING IRISH LEGISLATION. Tbe London corrapondent of the Northern Whig learns from a prominent member of the Goveraflent that the higher education scheme for Ireland foreshadowed by Mr Bialfour ...