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... Many years have elapsed since Dishing Mr. Disraeli's famous scheme for Rosebery. dishing the Whigs was carried into effect. The statesman who toad declared that the concession of household suffrage would sweep away the bulwarks of our constitution ...
... Many ti:n?s since the Whigs Dishing the were dished by Lord Derby— lories. we refer, course, to the fiery Rupert Debate, not the dull, phlegmatic being who now reigns Knowsley— the Tories have had occasion to congratulate themselves upon their adroitness ...
... other method will Lord Lome get over the fact that bis father end'he, who represent the great Whig house of Argyll, which was Whig iu the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...
... subject of regret if the Whig party had indeed been destroyed. (Hear, hear.) believed the Liberal Unionist party contained within itself all the elements which had distinguished the Whig party during its history, and that even if the Whig name ceased to exist ...
... Ladies anu Chiluren s Hair Also GOLDEN COLOUR, for fair trey hair. Sues. 3,'tt. ?/•, Kh6 equal four small great sa\mg Wlli’S WHIG FOR THE TEETH. The Best Tooth Po»» ...
... QCARNDON. A ■Whig 00BTCTi*d for Um p»po»* of alactiog por.th eounUon far tbo onsmag roar vm bald in tha acboolrooßi avauag. Tba pop a Ufa of Lb* tillage i» 451 of raroabtal al'Ctor* W. U>« coaacillera ba alaetad 4»a. Thera •mb poor attaadaßoa tbo maatiag ...
... that the failure must precipitate conflict in Ireland which, while it is likely to rid the country of the influence of the Whigs who have been masquerading Nationalists, must the same time cost it the service of some honest but misguided m«Q who have done ...
... ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN'. The Northern Whig, Belfast, Monday. reported extraordinary attempt to wreck train the County Down Railway, a few milesoutsi'le the city. The train was coining into station Saturday night, when violent; shock was felt the passengers ...
... THE ELECTION. Mr. W. A. Macdonald, M.P., writes to correct the statement that the Conservatives voted masse for the Whig iu Carlow. From his own personal knowledge suys a considerable number of Con servative? voted the same side their Catholic neighbours ...
... examination of certain Post officc offi ;ials at the Bar of the House, Mr.Disraeli described Sir Robert Peel as having caught the Whigs bathing and run off with their clothes. 1860.—At this time important financial changes were made in India by Mr. James Wilson ...
... sister, but remains faithful member the Liberal party. The change will be great, for Lord Lovelace is one of those fossilised Whigs who are more Tory than Tories selves. ...
... easily understood. Probably if her politico were to be defined at the present moment she might be classed as a Whig-Unionist. She began as a Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and training. She re- mained ...