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... reinforced in svrength the desertion to them of the Whig Peers, It was in real truth the presence of the Whigs the House of Lords that has enable.! tins privUeged assembly to be long to.erated. Ihe Whig Peers have not, it must be observed, leavened the ...
... sense Lord Kimberley told the Eighty Club a week ago that he would not satisfied (and this is remarkable coming from elderly Whig Peer who has spent his whole life in the House of Lords unless such methods were taken should effectually secure that the will ...
... wou.d have with the modern Oolleotiviota, and haa alway. dtfUved the o! th« meMare* which the : Shf. zt: rapiiTraie’ lor the Whig., fon.er haring Ute^name When I waa a pnbl'O aohool boy. many the times I saw Mr Gladstone. came down ...
... years ago there was something like balance parties in | the House of Peers. Nearly half that august body called themselyes Whigs.” At the present moment only live per cent, of the Peers are in sympathy with Liberalism. And this is the more remarkable, ...
... policy on the laud qaiition. Addreising[ hia constituents few days, Dr Ben tool. M reported in the Unionist r»pe - °° Northern Whig, of Belfast, “Now know that a wign of terror, a eocial. moral, and mental degradation, for long ages existed in Ireland—deeper ...
... privilege the richest and meat powerful establishment in Europe shamefully neglected. afterwards Canon of St Fanl’s, who, chough a Whig, was a staunch upholder the privileges and rtnoluaunts his Church, writiog on tho matter of education Edinburgh Review in i ...
... at Lme there were two parties in the country, the dated 13th July iust., complaining of a report in one Tory party and the Whig party,and not only the leaders, of the local newspapers of the meeting of the , }UI ral|k an( j of both parties reposed their ...
... ideal omilldate, 'bcosuse forsooth wealthy landlord, . ...
... as soon as possible, this arrangement being orgilially suggested by Mr. Gladstone. Lord grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more than fifty years, refused a dukedom four times. Lord and Lad) Ailesbury intend pass the winter Torquay, where ...
... confident, be led forward to victory (applause). THE LIBERAL PARTY TAKES THE LEAD. The party of progress used to be called Whigs, but were Sow called Radicals, which meant that theywent to the root of the matter, and did not content themselves with halt ...