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... Equality. I(Cheers.) They bud in North Cumberland a new oppo- nent, a man who once foueht the Tories, who nowv fought with them-a Whig. (Laughter.) She trusted they would not approve of the political sample and order more of it. (Laughter.) Fo'r, us truth, they ...
... to 1875, and tells us that in 1885 the Whigs rejected Mr. Gladstone- This is tho year in which Sir William Harcoart went ot about declaring that he was the one original, typical, and sathoritative exponent of Whig doctrines Ho describes those who stand ...
... LIVERPOOL AID LONDON. Whig at FALMOUTH. PLYMOUTH. and SOUTHAMPTO2i. .ot The powerful Borew-titran3ships FAITHFUL, MARY ROUGE or other Steamera. Larva • SPOOL and LONDON every SATURDa 1 wading Berths—Liverpool : East and South Trafalpr Dock. Loudon ...
... Bowl ( OolphinN), J. Monitor (aab.). and J. («ab.) half-backs; KUtnUtor (Hrixhton HorneU* and E. Woodard (Kafltbotuna) right whig: H. K. P. Nash (Hereford IIouhc). eeutre; A. b. Knmfleld ) and P. K. Hlglett, left wing forwards. Buaasr.-R. 8. Ibba (Abingcr ...
... towa~rds Liberalism when he becamne a Peelite. A high authority in those days declared that ;Stanley was a Tory, Rlussell a Whig, and that Peel was a RLadical, .although Stanley called himself a Liberal, anxd Russell was looked upon as the head of the ...
... explanation ? The Universitv Oxford had rejected Mr. Gladstone, so of course Mr. Gladstone had turned his back upon it. Again, the Whigs had rejected hint, course he turned his back upon them. There was nothing in either incident to shock the conscience of a ...
... Sir Walter had written his diary with great freedom, and bad castigated his literary, legal, and political friends (both Whigs and Tories) with considerable severity; hut of course he never intended his reminiscences and criticisms to be published while ...
... hi* position as an active director of tho North British Railway has brought him much before the public. As the head of old Whig family his selection for the post regarded as a compliment to the Liberal Cnionists. Lord Tweeddale has appointed as his chaplain ...
... words quoted, on the third reading of Mr. Disraeli's Franchise Bill. INDEPENDENT RADICAL ON THE SUDDEN GYRATIONS OF THE GREAT WHIG PARTY. The following is what Mr. Roebuck (Independent Radical) has said:—l advocated its being done in 1835; but the right ...
... 'was he who about, 1824 started the Xtanctaer ci ) Courier in opposition to the Manchester Gwzdien, then b tho organ of the Whigs. At the death of the founder b of the paper it d into the hands of John and ht Thomas_ o-_le and thewas another brother, Mr ...
... and J.Oariiowr (London Caledonians) (half >«cks). V. H. Oayknd (Oxbridge) and B. mi there (M. Bartholomew's Hospital) (left whig). J. Cowan (Clarion) (rentes). A. O B. Oluesop (Casuals) and W. B. Fry (London Caledonians) (right wing) (forwetds). ‘YORKSHIRE ...
... the mouth of Lord Russell- In the sessiou of 1846, when Sir Robert Peel had proposed the repeal of the Gore Law, a meeting of Whig peers was held at Lawdowns Houma, Lord Russell (then Lord John) being present. One spoke after another in favour of throwing ...