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... OWN CORRESPONDENTS.! In the matter of blazing indiscretions, Lord Salisbury will ltuve take a back seat. Mr now supreme. In Whig circlas at the Reform, and purely Tor r clubs like the Cirlton, the Colonial Seer tary is being subjected to hot fire of host ...
... they happen officials, and to shout, they declare, for their country. Yoj are. in fact, one of the inheritors of the preat whig tradition, and those who most sincerely respect you, look to you to maintain and enforce it. j. i ...
... draws to a . dose at-best points touched , and with an amount of stronp'th that promises well for tha future . — Northern Whig , December 23 . ...
... washing ; . 8211 . P 7 9 , Scotatan OBte .. /^ OOKS , . CM , £ tt , £ 'a , £ li ,. for J-iauar- ; smail tanilies ; no • ...
... they stick to the name Tory for the one candidate , do they not call the other a Whiff ? Mr Wason may not be a Whig , but he is as truly a , Whig as Mr Younger is a Tory . The old party names are used only to gull simple electors . They are used to blind ...
... e it would probably Siberia. The Tories, however, did not spare the tjueen when she came to the throne. They thought her a Whig, and showed no respect for her sex. But for many long year all parties and all classes in this country have regarded her Majesty ...
... Prices ranged from 40 s . to 63 s . 6 a . per cwt - and a brisk demand prevailed , all tae Sax bang disposed 0 s . — Northern 'Whig , December 9- ...
... over these islands like a pall, you have been raising aloft your fai-thing dip that its ticker might show the right path your whig brethren. A day or two ago you wrote that yog i at least could claim responsibility for this w; I but you need not lay that ...
... 1869 , when , by the death of his father , he succeeded to the Marquisato By tradition and sympathies he was a member of the Whig party , but he did not take any prominent part in poEtical life mntil 1863 . When t . he introduction of . the Reform Bill ...
... i » ny saould . not iiord Rosebery ' s great talents be token advantage of in a Unionist Government ? ( Applause . ) When 'Whig and Tory were each a , mere nominus umbra , there would be vitality ia being a Unionist . A union of all parties was before ...
... rest of the old Whigs, Union jit 1355 over Home Rule Bill. even went so fa;- his bitterneai as sell off famous Millais portrait Gladstone. Since that period has taken little part in politics, except one notable occasion. When most the Whig section of the ...
... in Scotland . One i ras 'ihe Tory , irii om they cised to hear abotit in Scotland in the old days , and lha other was the Whig , of whom also they used to hear in the eld days . It . • CTS ihs fashion of his • political oppo nent and his friends to call ...