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... in the lurch. There is an instance at hand of quit© opposing contrast to this. It is that of Mr Villiers, who has sat as a Whig for Wolverhampton continuously since 1835. He is ninetythree years of age, and who, eyes front, has witnessed many Gladstonian ...
... measure, urging that in question where the health and happiness the workmen wore concerned, the interests of capitalists and Whig Baronets must give way. J. Wilson, the member for Mid-Durham, opposed the bill, stating that the matter hours of lab-air could ...
... principles openly. When Marshal Wade first came put the Highland* into order, he thought could not please one. who appeared good Whig, better than honouring him pretty frequently with his company, even to the length staving weeks in Ids house at time. Rothiecould ...
... the sheer love of possessing them. In the future, says Lord Caraperdown, politics would be regarded not from the old burs of Whig or Tory, but from the larger view of what would benefit! the Country whole. Mr J. Hennikkr Heaton, M.P., declares the cordial ...
... wiser like we were raising a statute to the grand ould pathriot the other, “Well day, but this is the ould enemy in the Kuglish Whig ho has raisons his own, and shud kape his money to ’imsilf!” While they quarrel over it, it is important to observe how the ...
... good reason-—to willing to take office under Mr Disraeli. I continued to a Radical whon Sir William Harcourl became moderate Whig, and an arm-chair politician. (Cheers and laughter.) And I remained Radical when Sir William Harcourt was stewing in Parnellito ...
... tutional attempts of the Government episcopacy on the people. Had the Highland' r- imbued with the same spirit which the Scottish whigs, the Government might . found it difficult task to have suppressed ui-n. • but they did not concern themselves with theological ...
... hole, but lost the second 5 and to play ; F. ...
... defeated Mr Gladstone’s Bill of 18C6, which proposed a rating qualification Disraeli adopted household suffrage in 1867 to dish Whigs’.” Mr Baton’s description of the 1800 Bill as Mr when it was in reality Lord John Russell’s, is quite tyoical of the general ...