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... disappointed because the Whigs did not give him preferment, but eventually broke with them, because, although politics he was Liberal, in matters of Churchmanship he was strong Tory. His brilliant pea was utilized by Harley to attack the Whigs and to discredit ...
... who was Mayor of Bristol in 1771, bat another ancestor who was Mayor of the same city ,n 1807, and still another who was its Whig repre=»nt'ative from ro IWO. Still another relative (the late Mr. Richard Bright, who had as colleague Major Allot) was a member ...
... for 30s. at the sale of the Stourhead Library in 1883. The candidates were Sir John Philips and Mr. Richard Beckford on the Whig side and the Hon. Robert Nugent— known as the patron of Goldsmith and afterwards as Lord Clare —on the side of the Opposition ...
... THE QUEEN. TO HEB PEOPLE. EXPRESSION OF PERSONAL FEELING. supplement Friday's h Gazette contains tue folk)whig: Wlntehall, July 16, 1597. The following letter from the Queen has been received gight Honourable the Secretary State'for the Windsor Castle ...
... BOARD OF EDUCATION. * The Independent (the organ of the Parnellites) says 'A fresh element of disturbance the camp of the Irish Whig party is the rumoured acceptance by Mr. Sexton of tbe Resident Commissionership of the National Board of Education, about to ...
... appeared on the scene the Whig party had degenerated into narrow oligarchy —looking chiefly after itself, its own interests, and looking only the second place after the interests the State. He entered politics a champion of the Whig party ; he put new life ...
... pet severe. the T» sc,ences .' t the time we entered large roou> rot pictu has been just finished, and when * • irames are whig made, are appoint n.ent- a Consul to place hi» head >eir mployments in the streets Tf \ confused. The Marina, noble drive ...
... It takes only the hand Lilliputian to light a fire, but would require the diuretic powers of Gulliver to extinguish it. The Whigs will live and die in tbe heresy that the world ruled by ifcale pamphlets and speeches, and that if you can sufficiently demonstrate ...
... of Parliament for Chester, and represented the city for 21 years, until his succession to the Marquisate. was a pronounced Whig, much inclined to follow his friend and neighbour, Mr. Gladstone, his more progressive Liberal developments. In 1868 Chester ...
... than anywhere else (laughter and cheers). is much better tbat you should return a statesman like Mr. Ritchie rather tban mere Whig nonentity like Sir Arthur Hayter (laughter). ...
... authority that breach-of-privilege motion will be brought forward immediately after Parliament reassembles connection with the Whig cheque scandal. When Lord Rosebery was visiting Lord Spencer the other day, he attended with his host the parish church at ...
... Chambeb lain. Letter Wrtter.—Some Expert memts Amatetj: Farming. —The Lacreate op Lincolnshire .—Th; Salisbury Man ...