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... now stands arrayed against that truly heterogeneous compound of Irish Home Rulers, Quakers, Liberal Churchmen, Dissenters, Whigs, and Radicals, which to make up the Great United Liberal Party The Hon. C. G. Lyttelton seemed to catch this infection of ...
... latter was chiefly made up of Scotch Whigs and Irish Roman Catholics, having nothing in common except adealro to pull down the Irish Church. Radicals General and Majorities. Election. Premier. Tories. Whigs. Tory,Whig. 1832 EarHJrey 149 .. 509 .. 360 1835 ...
... more lasting and passionate alliance. In the election Dudley, he found there were more than two sections; it was no longer Whig or Tory, Liberal or Gontervatite, but the Liberals were split up into many different sections. There was section for whom had ...
... Toryism had had the past, and by bis great Reform Bill of restored to the working men those ancient franchises ot which the Whig Reform Bill of 1832 had deprived them. The working classes have warmly repaid Mr. Disraeli’s confidence, and have put the right ...
... deserved* good whipping. “There is Tide in the Affairs or Men.”— The Udinhurgh view. In the article the past and! future of the Whig party/’ says that the (x>nservative» party has been brought into power strong tidal wave/’ Mr. Gladstone, this being quoted ...
... votes without risk to limb, life, or property, I shall feel that I have won great moral victory. If Mr. Shcnstonc's hopes are Whigs as well as Tories will owe him their hearty thanks. But Mr. Shenstone per. tonally bus bis reward. The “moral victory of the ...
... A CASE OF NIGHTMARE. A few nights since, about twelve o’clock, says the Troy Whig, a case of nightmare occurred on North Fourth-street, which caused considerable memment among those who had the fortune to witness it. The facts are as follows: —A stranger ...
... the other day, of conveying dead bodies luggage by railways is still practised, and English tourist write* to the Scrthem Whig stating that the 21st inst., while travelling in train from Ballyshannon to Fortrush, in company with resident magistrate, ...
... other day, of conveying dead bodies as luggage by railways is still practised, and an English tourist writes to the I/orthem Whig stating that the 21st inst., while travelling in a train from Ballyshannon to Fortrush, in company with a resident magistrate ...
... York Two Odd Anecdotes of Gamblers. One of these eccej tablo stories commemoiates the terms on which .>ord Mountfiord forgave Whig Middleton a gambling of thousand guineas. Lord Mountford, in the gaming phrase, asked him what he would do, or what would not ...
... advanced, or Whig section will have nothing to say to Mr. Bradlauoh, and this dislike, not to say hatred, repaid by Mr. and his followers with interest, for in speech delivered at the Northampton Town Hall, last week, Mr. Beaplaugii denounced the Whigs in no ...
... the week before last, three, instead of the usual two, political parties at Northampton, eachseparated from each other —and Whigs and Radicals especially so—by a broad line of demarkation; and it is only in reason that the particular section of the bod ...