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... ought to be lifted far above and beyond all questions of party controversy. He would willingly support any Government, be it Whig, Tory, Radical, in doing its duty in that respect. During time he had sat in Parliament he had done his beat to assist and ...
... Toryism conjured the rhetoricians of Radicalism. Mr. Balfour's speeches resembie very closely spirit and aim those of the Whig statesmen of a past generation, when they were most in with the tdeaa of the solid and sensible body of middle-class Englishmen ...
... 522 j Nevin, 370; and Criccieth 215. Previous to the election Mr. Swetenham 1886 the seat had been held continuously by the Whig or Liberal party for 30 years. At the last general election the figures were:—Mr. Swetenham (C),l,820; Sir Love Jones-Parry ...
... father was Prime Minister during the Reform era, between 1830 and 1834. The late Earl was in early life associated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. He was Under-Secretary for the Colonies during his father's Government, then became Under-Secretary ...
... county, together with great apathy in assisting to bring offenders justice. HOME RULE SCHEME FOR ULSTER, The Belfast Northern Whig propounds scheme for an Ulster Home Rule Bill. Tts main provisions are that it should be based on the Local Government Bill ...
... ELECTION CONTEST SIXTY YEARS AGO. contest for Canterbury was of very singular character. Lord Fordwich and the Hon. Watson, the Whig members, were supposed to be certain of their re-election, and no contest expected. Suddenly there appeared address, dated ...
... the following extracts from a speech delivered Mr. Gladstone at Edinburgh on November 9, 1885 : Bat, apart from the terms of Whig or Tory, thore one thing I will say, and endeavour to impress, and it is this—that will be a vital danger to the country if ...
... 50. I am not one with strongly hostile views to the Government, and thought, when I enterod Parliament, we had had enough of Whig rule. You have gained more from the Conservatives in respect to matters affeating the workiner man than the Liberals would ...
... election of Mr. Fox for Westminster in s Crew gave a splendid supper at her house * Btre,>t ' at the (both male w attired in the Whig colonw—blue and ' Wales proposed the toast True e, «. J** Crewe ; whereupon the lady rose and A blue, ani all of you. ...
... branches of the Irish National League passed resolution which '• denounces the moat emphatic manner the traitorous action of the Whig renegades in accepting monetary recompense in recognition of the base betrayal of Ireland's greatest leader, and that we call ...
... receive 20 SOTS from the stakes . handicap for two years old; penalties Five furlong* *t lb : lb Ortrud C Sout hill—Silver Whig St Tudno Sum Carlo Koaana Efficient .limit an Electric Current, Crowberry—Petrel I,a Uruguaya Dorr .. Arsenal Princes* Starting ...
... fashionable congregati on f the witnessthe marriageof Earl Russell, the eldest so2° late Lord Amberley, and grandson of the f amous Whig politician, Lord John Russell (who subse 1 Scotts quently became Earl Russell), to Miss Mabe daughter of Lena Lady Scott and ...