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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 ...
... 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 ...
... le value./] TBE PEEFECT - TRANSPOSING PIANOFORTE. Scottish Leader June 13, 1830. A masterly invention. The Northern Whig, Belfast, June 16. 1890. An instrument fitted with this latest, outcome of hmnan ingenuity comes as near as need to he tire ...
... .-£230.000 of funds in hand. The interests of the insured have been carefully studied, and, with ample security, the folio whig unusually _dtan_geo-S terms for Fire insurances ar? offered by the Con.pany. ?? — Policies insuring the contents of private ...
... Chartered It to 34i 5 1 ., and London of Mexico aud South Aine.ica _ to 8 i. ?? and Distilleries. — Advance— Bartholomay Hie whig of Rochester j per share t>>ll_fl2L Declines —Samuel Allsopp and Sons Ordinary Stock _\ per cent, to ...
... politics. I have lived a loi.g life. I have heard men called Conservatives or Tories, and I have heard men called Liberals or Whigs or Radicals, and 1 have heard men called Repealers, and with these terms established as a political currency we get on very ...
... ; 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and I am confident that as the result we shall form once again a truly National Party — (cheers) — superior and above both Whigs and Tories who now seek to tear our cause asunder. Bat we shall again form a self-respecting and a strong party, and being ...
... 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- ...
... to the | Elector of Cassel ; a gold snuff-box given by \ George IV. to Sir Walter Scott, and a shouldered : wine-glass of a Whig club, temp. George 1., bearing jin relief on the sides God save King George, and on each shoulder a crown. A miniature of ...