... EASTERTIDE. ORDERS FOR B\ms, Whigs, Easter Cakes, and Cakes, Should be given EARLV- yOU cannot do better than give VOUR Order. ...

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... night, said the Premier’s pronouncement that the constitutional fight was to proceed meant victory for Mr. Redmond over the Whig element in the Cabinet. The Labour party would assist the Government only as allies, not as camp followers, for their own ends ...

... Crees. N'OTICE. FENNY CASTLE FARM, 21 Miles from Wells City and 1 Mile from Polsham Station, 8. & D. Railway. MESSRS. WAIN WHIG HT, LAVER ft CREES hare received inelmctioDa from Mb. J. Stott (who is declining business) to SELL BY AUCTION, ouTLESDAY, Januaby ...

... a Second Chamber, constituted a popular instead of a hereditary basis.” He looks upon it as unfortunate concession to the Whig opinion in the Cabinet.” The insertion of the preamble was a -mistake,” says, and it likely to give the Government a good ...

... Whitbread, who was Liberal M.P. for Bedford for 43 years, and is descended from two other Samuel Whitbreads, who were eminent Whig members of Parliament in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. cannot wonder,” says the Saturday Review, “that the Chancellor ...

... most execrated politician in Great Britain. Hated by financiers, loathed by Churchmen, despised Unionists, mistrusted by the Whig section of his own party Mr. Lloyd George was indeed target for venom. To-day, security and confidence is felt in each and ...

... whilst the second will be found bv late-diners to be practically complete in itself. Roughly speaking, the theory of life modern Whig ia ‘‘the greatest good of greatest number.” Roughly tho maxim of tho eternal and unchanging Tory the greatest good for tho ...

... contemplation, would vote straight,” well-known passage from Sir Erskine May’s ” Constitutional History ■’ may recalled staunch Whig raised the Upper House,” wrote, “is often a doubtful, critical, fastidious partisan, sometimes an absentee, and not infrequently ...

... arising from the experience of war. Memories of Peel, Gobden, and Bright are revived. Peel’s dramatic method of “dishing the Whigs’’ is still remembered. Peel, who had consistently and vigorously defended the retention of a duty foreign corn, who had been ...