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... he left Parliament before Mr. Gladstone’s projects were set forth. But in the period of the Whig families a good Whig really served the country well. The Whigs adhered Free Trade, and if with no great zeal, at least with consistency, they advocated Pa ...
... THE ELLANY Since the titles, Whig and Te e vented they have stood tor differ: and eontradietcry pe for anal a ite! the » having doug been the sturdy champion ot wor, has dwindled at last to ch upholder be t any he who mn the pep Tory. w wa bloodthirsty ...
... Secretary for Ireland, but it will be quite in the fitness of things, for formerly half the great ground landlords of London were Whigs, notably the late Dukes of Portland and Bedford. ...
... been introduced by Tory Government it would have been howled down by all Liberals, but because it had been promoted the Jingo Whig it was accepted by professed friends of peace in the Liberal party. condemned Mr. Asquith’s Budget, it gave no relief to working ...
... AATANTED, pupils for piano, violin, mandoline; certificated teacher: terms moderate.- Write 951, Echo Office, Cheltenham. UOX, WHIG* , G-UCIkW,____ A FRENCH lady (Paris), diploma, highly recommended, wishes pupils, morning or afternoon engagements. Milo. ...
... due to the percolation of subterranean springs. Engineers are actively endeavouring to prevent a serious disaster. “THE JINGO WHIG. ...
... hands— Lord Morley and Lord James Hereford. almost pathetic personal note was struck both by the old Radical and by the old Whig, , ever remained faithful, often all considerable self-sacrifice, to their lights. It was Lord Money’s misfortune to be x>nfiontcd ...
... ■ t.'r oup Iriol only otamps, rj Halt Royal Co., Ltd., rdald btreot. -iter. Cigar: GOOD W SMOKES BBOS-tP Aoknt : FREDERICK WHIG lIT. Cigar lnii>ort«r, CHELTENHAM, Gloucester, and Hath. ...
... attachment to her d- hamber women, and that Peel frankly take office unlees they were cleared a crisis is not likely to arise the Whig parly is dead, and because the - cannot, Gilbert would say, trot cut duchess, for the simple reason that phenomenon no longer ...
... manifesto is clearly a triumph for the Whig Minister, Count Witte, over those who would have run the risk of defying the wishes and threats of desperate people. probably it goes further than even so cautious a Whig as Count Witte at first intended, but ...
... that they were under Whig domination (laughter) He was not aware of an3 Whigs in the House of Commons. He was not a Whig, nor the son of one—(laughter)—but he had a great respect and enormous admiration and gratitude for the old Whig party. But he had ...