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... principles which were 7 a atprofessed and acted on by all the great statesmen in the s 3.past, whether they celled themselves Whig or whether I ir they called themselves Tory, bat the Primrose League ly could have no dealings with the modern Gladstoniau ...
... lie never once took an part in debate, but contented himself with f = sedulously supporting the Whig leaders. The ( se Duke was one of the very fesv Whig magnates ;e who, after the death of Lord kalmerston, t f cordially accepted the leadership of Mir ...
... which they would have taking place at no distant date the old woris Liberal and Conservative were almost as out of data as the Whig and Tory of Queen Anne's time, and it was now Unionist and Home Itulor. Their sympathies had talways been with the Unikanists ...
... country to their party, wh had shown that they wounldI off follow those great statesmen of the past -%whether they the wece Wh~ig or whether they were Tory-who1 had made [he Eng1clad great end free, and who by their favour and of when they sent Mr. Morrell ...
... could be kept secret af tei~ being tics talk id (if a country-house full of people, illustrated this e ~.view by the ioilo-whig tale :-Tvo has-gesa were as pal osiecg underaneatih London Bridge. 1What idi news ? shouted the ucan fin the one to tics ...
... get started. I ' You don't mean to say that you have been and s drunk for 40 years ? and e Yes, I do. Went to that old Whig banquet and D' 43 years agO thzs comiag June, and have been tom whooping itt up ever since till the other day, and alic then ...
... H~auts, ab the a next election. (Cheers.) He said the Tories lately t had been adopting their old policy of dishing a the Whigs,' 'but as usual they had managed to . introduce into their measures a Conservative r sting, which should make the policy as ...
... sat in Parliament for Wiltshire for many years, and who was long oneH :er- of the must iofluential county members on the ki Whig side, Paul Methuen was made a Peeir on tethe occasion of the Queen's Coronation. He had of ter. been beatent far North Wilts ...