... pjround attack upon that Government in a piper entitled The Spirit of Whiesism.” He said At the next revolution which the Whigs occasioned, they attempted govern the country by the House of Lords, which they were predominant; and •order to guarantee their ...

... entitled to baronetcy. Bat this case t«»o a question arose in the ancient city to whether it should go to the out-going mayor Whig banker) or the incoming mayor Tory linendraper). The comic thing was of course that neither the mayors nor the officers had ...

... on the new Reform Bill a ** cave was formed the Commons, who passed a Bill in 1867, by the operation known as “dishing the Whigs.” was jin this year that Mr Gladstone made his famous declaration in favour disestablishing the Irish Church. In February, ...

... candidates' agents taking a tally freemen the poll“ The ehairing the metnljers.tlieprooesslon passing the Bosh,’ Cornstreet, the Whig headquarters ** A freeman's * copy with the Sheriffs marksand The stare issued Cmger’s the * constables,’ otherwise described ...

... possible, this arrangement being originally suggested by Mr Gladstone. Lord Laosdowne’s grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more than fifty yean, refused dukedom four times. Dnke and Duchess York, who went back to Sandringham Saturday, are ...

... driven into a lower and lower and less and less important position. There should be mistake about this. Lord Salisbury and hi* Whig and Tory colleagues are playing for high stakes. Beaten in argument, beaten the polls, representing hateful and hated ideas ...

... was entitled a baronetcy. But in this case too a question arose in the ancient city whether it should to the out-going mayor Whig banker) or the incoming mayor Tory linendmper). The comic thing was course that neither the maj ors nor the officers had done ...

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... driven into a lower and lower and less and less important isedtion. There should he mistake about this. Lord Salisbury and his Whig and Tory colleagues are playing for high stakes. Beaten in argument, beaten at the polls, representing hateful and hated ideas ...

... is not exempt from the same characteristics. Evidently the Peers, who are the mar plots Liberal schemes, and the Unionist Whigs and psendo-Hadicals are determined to make matters as hard as possible for the Government right up the finish. Still the time ...

... most eminent members of Parliament in the latter part last century—Mr Burke and Mr Sheridan—were admitted to subordinate posts Whig Government. but neither attained to Cabinet rank. Their sneeches are still read with pleasure, and Burke accounted one the ...

... as possible, this arrangement being originally anggested by Mr Gladstone. Lord Lansdowne grandfather, who was a leader the Whig party far more than fifty years, refused dukedom four times. The Duke and Duchess York, who went back to Sandringham on Saturday ...