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... out and out disestablisher and the advocate of a strong political and social programme to a timid and weak-minded Edinburgh Whig, who was a trimmer of by no means an astute character. Forfarshire has wiped the stain of dissentientism completely oat ...
... (Applause. Mr Robertson said that it Mr Barclay had heats • good Tory he might bays nppotted him ; but se he was neither • Whig nor a tory, be would move • direct negative. Mr Alesander Thomson, Malluoie, seconded. Cu• division, the Chairman said he had ...
... for slander. GLADSTONE AND HIS IRISH HENCHMEN. The Irish Independent says : —lt is said that, in order to keep the Irish Whig members in Parliament, the back of Mr Gladstone, a wealthymember of his party has expressed his readiness to place £20,000 ...
... Bright was one of the great men of the century, and did much to obtain justice to Ireland ; and all his admirers, be they Tory, Whig, or Radical, must regret the publication of hid letters, written after he was unfitted for taking au active rat in politics ...
... based rather scatter-brained philanthropy, and cut down to suit the views of landlords like Lord Salisbury and laixgezfat) t Whigs like the Duke of Devonshire, hardly a promising development. It contrasts in particular with Sir William Harcourt’s effective ...
... slander. MR GLADSTONE AND HIS IRISH HENCHMEN. ~ The Irish Independent says :— lt is said that, in order to. keep the Irish Whig members in Parliament at the back of Mr Gladstone, a wealthy member of his party has expressed his readiness to place £20 ...
... eight hours day he has been ousted from the representation of Nottingham. Amongst the Labour men he is regarded as Whig, and like other Whigs he has Ireen sent to hock seat. His op|K>neiit, Unionist, swallowed the eight hours pill. We shall see whether he ...
... should not be frankly acknowledged that Mr Chamberlain is still a potent factor in British politica The Duke of Devonshire, the Whig-Unionist leader, already berme the elections removed from the political activity of the House of Commons, was virtually ex ...
... there were only 130 Tories—the Whigs being thus in a majority of three toone. The caprice of Wiuiam IV. dismissed the Whig Ministry in 1834, and on Sir Ropert assuming the Premiership a dissolution took place. The Whigs came back after the dissolution ...
... under the alliance now existing between the revolutionary party by which Ireland is now afflicted ? Various Governments, both Whig and Tory, did what they could to implicate the Nationalist leaders in the crimes of assassins and dynamitards ; but all their ...
... of the Young Women's Christian Association in this parish was field at the Public School, Marykirk, on Wednesday—its object Whig to obtain funds in order to procure a harmonium for the branch of the Association which meets statedly in the Seesion•house ...