Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... and in a letter to the promoters of the club, lays the blame for the oppression of Ireland on the Cromwelliane and the Whigs. The work tho new club should interesting, if its political actions compare in independence and vigour with the language of ...
... 1870- 74 and 1880 82, as strange a thing as Liberal Unionism winch failed secure his sympathies. Lord Kimberley was never a Whig. It was as a consistent and stalwart Liberal of broader school that Lord Kimberley claimed the respect tbs House of Lords which ...
... expression in influential quarters. For instance, I see in the latest issue of that staunch Unionist daily, the Belfast Northern Whig, a condemnation of thoeo impulsive Unionists who call on the Government to take extreme measures against the United Irish ...
... r a to SubsCnbe but Whig' he ESrtS W ° U d r ...
... they could uot be too firm. If the Whig members refused work for and subscribe for any except Whigs, then the Radicals would follow suit and only work for Radicals, and as the latter were in the majority, the Whigs would soon find that it was a game two ...
... Harcourt, Sir Arthur Hayter, Mr. Cosmo Bonsor, Sir Donald Currie, and Mr. Mitford. Sir Arthur Hayter is the last of the old Whig party, and Lady Hayter's assemblies remind us that there was once a Lady Palmerston. Mr. Cosmo Bonsor is Governor of the Bank ...
... the electors of this country, and he also felt that was just a continuation of the policy of the Tories and old-fashioned Whigs for the last hundred years. (Laughter, and hear, hear.) For it had be remembered that the old days Lord John Russell was a ...
... of the electors of this country, and he also felt that it was just continuation the policy of the Tories and old-fashioned Whigs for the last hundred years. (Laughter, and hear, hear.) For it had to be remembered that in the old davs Lord John Russell ...
... of the electors of this country, and also felt that it was just continuation of the policy of the Tories and old-fashioned Whigs for the i last hundred years (laughter, and hear, hear). If, as Sir , William Wedderhuru bad said, this iniquitous me* sure ...
... PRINTING WORKS, GLOUCESTER. UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY TO PARTIES FURNISHING AND OTHERS. TN CONSEQUENCE of taking over the New Whig and Show Rooms—which comnleted by THE CORONATION—W. C. MATTHEWS & CO. announce the whole of their Immense Stock, which one ...
... the only with which the celebrated Justus Liebig was ever connected and he gave his name i» LIEBIG . COMPANY'S EXTRACT, made Whig's Extract Meat Company whose IDlti ah-LEMCO—mark the only genuine brand i Q p ro f ec i you f inferior substitutes. rjpEA Teas ...
... new Cabinet, which, by the prompt resignation of Mr. Gladstone, Sir James Graham and Mr. Sidney Herbert, speedily became a Whig Ministry. It is more to our purpose to note that the young Lord Robert Cecil was already force in the House. He was selected ...