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... (Laughter and cheers.) I would ask you to remenrber that our present distinguished leader, Lore Lansdowne— was a hereditary Whig. To come nearer home. when | was a young man J never would have dreamed of seemg such as Portescue. and Portsmouth, and Morley ...
... for one confidently expect that, in place of the la te Govern- ment of fanatica] P uritans, and rabid Socialists, we nnuated Whigs, cranky and will soon h a ve. one ours of honest Englishmen. WILLIAM PREW. MR. LUKE AND THE HONITON DIVISION. To the Editor ...
... have no ,inconsiderable @ part in the polit te ical history of their day, the latter being the principal rendezvous of the Whig party. ‘No. 13, St. James’s Square, now no longer the town residence of the Farls of Lichfield, was the scene of what was ...
... of | reform, Ministers have adopted the course which I indicated as a possible solution of their immediate difficulties. The Whig members of the Cabinet still insist that the country will not consent to a Single-Chamber ment. And Single Government it would ...
... another election within the next three ) He was ery sorry was even more Ve The Radical party horn crew. There ™ ey the old Whig the te the Liberal the red al “on and the green— a » sharles of green—of the Trish party , ! Mr. Liovd-George said ‘ae nto ...
... study of Sir Robert A previous palicy and character. lecture dealt ge y with the lite of the ‘treated of him as Prinie Mi great Whig Statesman. The present lec — Wal strong understanding, cool judgment, loon an was nerve, enabled h ee experience, it im fo ...
... deprecate the extreme course into which Mr. Asquith has been driven by .| Nationalist: pressure. These men be- | long to the old Whig school, and it may be admitted at once that they do not -| reflect the views of the great majority of the Ministerialists. ...
... d. It is an in- teresting note in the biography of this great statesman and author that he began his political career as a Whig, wooing the elec- tors of High Wycombe—ior he aifected ex- treme foppery in dress at that period—in a laced shirt and pink-lined ...
... this truth intu particular prgminence. The preamble, wo have been given to understand, is the mesy of pottage for which the Whig Ministers, as call their Irish masters contemptuously them, are ready to sell their birthright and ours. The announces at once ...
... sympathy. The deceased ac- quired the ice of his uncle, the late Dr. T. ers, and = recently went into partnership with Dr. Whig- ham He was. held in very high esteem by both in Southmolton and the district Deceased served for atime on the Town Council ...
... Ad wie. The property is in the market solel owing to death, and may he ad on ice for free- completion of the of the Messrs. WhIG Peas Auctioneers an Honiton on Ottery St. Mary). ORTGAGE LOANS on Freehold, Lease 2! or Toperties, in small or large sums, ...
... filment to the age, as Catholic and Protes- ear 1910 to bring euch ful- nchman Re nglishman, Royalist : publican, Jacobite and Whig, Lords former mus t alike recognise. ‘Trader and Tariff Re- I should think it very probable that the comet had something to ...