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... Dwindled down to five maillioniL (Cries e I Down with or j the Whigs ?? Fortunately for nis that hal been done bel already; they are ?? we must keep, ?? e them down. (Loud cheers.) Even ten years of Whig Ml e rule carries a terrible lesson; let me remind you ...
... that in course of time, and i not of a particularly long time, the * emancipation of Lord Rosebery may mean the revival of the Whig party in Scotland, if not e on the other side of the Border as ivell. It is y not good for man to be alone; so we learn 0 on ...
... ith both Whig and Tory birds are one and the same le. species v with variations. That this proposi- in tion requires to be defended and still furthersup ported is no mere imagination of ours. On the of contrary, as already said, both Whig and Tory le ...
... knowledge of life, shrewd observation of character, and -many amusing side lights which make it plain that the guiding motive of Whig politics was then (what Tories have maintained it always was and is) a system of adroit appeals to the self interest of all ...
... to the great prejudice of the Whig Govern:' S ?? mistake committed by the Whigs con-t bi sisted in not introducing their tried friends and adherents into all the secondary and inferior ?? tions. It was the two late Whig Governments or that made the notable ...
... TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. 1~ ~ ~ .. IT was resolved on Sunday, according to the Times, at a meeting of the herds of the old Whig party, +hs.+ T.-i -TA- R A Ad -- - 1 I ,- A; that Lord Joln Russell, on the second reading of the Reform Bill, should move ...
... there, and~sord Salisbury; Mr Goschen .sat: 3cheek by jowvl w~ith Mr Plunlkett; anld the; ,Tory iMr WA. H.' ,'mitlh and the. Whig Mr B Finlay found themselves standling shou~lder:i . to shoulder with .Radicals so pronounrced Las. Mr Rylands and Mr C3raig ...
... understood that Lord Stanley is en- gaged, in obedience to the Royal command, in attempt- 3s ing to arrange .,Conservative, or what Whig-Liberals wt will call a Protectionist administration., We can only it le firnish the rumours of the hour as supplied by the ...
... Whig Policy of tlie Olden Times. Revolution of 1688 produced a very material clie.nire in the government and condition ot the country. For twenty-eight years had the Scottish Cove,inter —men of whom the world was not worthy (Stained the horrors of relentless ...
... congratulate tr ourselves upon the distinction which we made between of Whigs by accident and Whigs by party choice. We learn, with great satisfaction, that the decision at the meeting of Whig Peers at Lanedowne House on Saturday, to sup- re port Sir Robert ...
... lodged by Whig agents, 9 Withdrawn or repelled, 3 Sustained,- - 6 Majority of Conservative objections sustained, -2 KeitW District. Objections lodged by Conservative agents, 18 Withdrawn or repelled, 7 Sustained,- --11 Objections lodged by Whig agents, ...