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... disappeared from the House of Lords. In former days there was always a great Whig aristocracy, but the heir of the House of Cavendish, the natural and able representa- tive of this great Whig party had gone over to the enemy. (Hear, hear). Lord Hartington had ...
... beeu done we should have been spared much of the subsequent trouble and suffering and ill-feel- ing against England. But the Whig Government would only take half Sir Robert's advice, and thafc half the worst. —Yours, &c, AN EX-LANDLORD. April 22. ...
... Jlnotion CANAL.— The general meeting of this com- pany was held at the oflices, Surrey-street, Strand, yesterday Mr. J. Stone-Whig Chairman.— The report stated that the profits of the company for the half year, after the interest on Debenture Stock and ...
... Swetenham iv lboG by a majority of I'M over the formei member, Sir Love Jones-Parry, the sea; bnd been held continuously by the Whig or a Liberal for 30 years. The present candidates are Mr. H. J. Ellis Nanney, owner of the extensive ?? estate, in the Unionist ...
... immorality proved of service in this political disagreement. Will the result be in accordance with the wishes of the chief of tbe Whig Party ? This is very doubtful. Mr. ! Parnell is a man of extreme energy ; he will stop lat nothing. In Ireland he has a formidable ...
... to a belief in his te am* In bidding Englishmen ** to rid themselves ul all that political jargon and factious sin..; 44 of Whig and Tory— two names with ..no 44 meaning, used only to delude you — M.. Disraeli urges on a work which is every Jiy being ...
... and, after the taking of as many as seven distinct votes, the thirteen candidates remained — like Lord Byron's friends the Whigs — * 4 precisely where they * 4 we:.*. The rules of the Academy prescribe that a candidate, to be successful, must obtain ...
... that will ?? _; iV f , ; „, , ; v . ?? I_ - it. as deteruiined an oiipositimi us N.. ; v K-lk'.-nnv. I , : Tha Nor them Whig thinks t'v.u ?? m. i, ?? , v . . I ■''• than weakens the situation. The tw. • N'.iiu.u.ii.-; ?? 'II Mra have now beconu- ...
... most conservative bodies in existence, so far as everything touching its procedure is concerned. It mattered little whether Whigs or Tories, Liberals or Conservatives, might be in power. When a debate of importance came oa it was treated by both sides equally ...
... Speaking i jf the political prospects of the country, Dr. Farr : laid, You may depend upon it, Mr. Gladstone, it is ! lot the Whigs who will save the country, and it is not the Tories. It is the n. others of England who will save ] *he country. (Applause ...
... ; but Sir Robert «i«- able to take a cominacdiug position before tiie country, ai.i form a par'y strong enough to hold the Whigs in cheek, jc to., weak to prevent their returning to office. Disraeli, tiio.ic/h lie never much liked Peel, hail found by this ...
... quiet at late rates. Pies were dul . .11. i drooping. Eighty-live milch cows on sale; English £18 « ?? per bead. The folio whig were the quotations :— Coarse am. inferior 1.-asts, 2s. 4d. to as.; second quality ditto, Ss. to 4s. prune large oxen. 4s. ...