... people from being partisans, they should try to make them honest and judicious partisans, make Tories good Tories, and Whigs good Whigs, and Radicals good Radicals. This principle should run into religious controversy also, and Church history afforded an ...

... Swetenham in 1886 by a majority of 136 over the former member. Sir Love Jones-Parry, the seat had been held continuously the Whig or Liberal party for thirty years. the last general election the figures were : Swetenham (C), 1,820; Sir Love Jones-Parry ...

... Australien Constitution Bill new before Parlia- gent leave Haglan’ tn Sir Francia do Wintoo, with i KE. A. obn W illiame, on for Whig by—left his duties as Governor the Mocwbasea, to assume African Company territory. ft is stated in Dublin that Lord Kilmoray ...

... out as in the drawing-room, was asked to take a hand. said oy 74 plete ignorares of nothing, but pont his position in the Whigs words : “I have all m@: life—I believe I am called the —and the only Liberal Bi p wy nm now in my old age ap eee Active Service ...

... before. I gave him an account of the Parliamentary situation. ht above all His gene:ai view was, that we to avo'd putting our Whig friend: to any diffi. culty by making them appear to be a Tory game. We must keep as clear as possible of any Home Rule and ...

... declared himself content with Land Purchase and Local Government, to thereby “dish” the Gladstoniens as Lord Daxsy ** dished the Whigs,” but in sueh the Unionists can receive ne active aid from Mr, They can enter into-no alli- ance with him or his followers ...

... time was essentially one feeli f recnal sentiment be thrown = asiie, and ay wan should pot consider whether the Government was Whig or Tory, but whether it was an administration that would uphold the maintensnce of the Union ; and once satiefled on the point ...

... ALL TEAS FULL vy WITHOUT APER. tT sa ei UY “ys di EA AR yt fi T itl bys 3g a & i Whig NCE S al: a ADS ...

... We are well content to bear the intended asper- sion, bat are sorry that we cannot retutn the compliment by calling Mr. 6 “ Whig,” or at least a ‘ Liberal Unionist!” Cheltenham, however, while being quite con- tent to be left out in the cold - that is ...

... year’s ago; and ason, a utenant in the navy, was lost at sea between and 40 years ago. The late Dean was in lities an advanced Whig, and in HELTENHAM CYCLISTS. CLUB. = ae = L_ SPORTS (ander be held in the Bh GARDENS, To To- open 52 p.m. One aad Two Bicyele ...

... THE GLOUCESTER HE C. O, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 189 to Whig principles; but did not take a pro- | life either in the minent part in public Georgian or Victorian era. The thied Earl of Darlington was created Marquis of Cleveland in 1827, and Duke in 1833, these ...

... the bar- riers to the recognition of the union seem in- surmouatable, as he is a strong Jacobite, while zhe is of a staunch Whig family; further, her brother has determined to move for a bill of divorce in order to sever ali connection with a rebel, Clancarty ...