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... gLECTORS OP THE MINING DIVISION. By the determined efforts of the party of privilege, consisting of Whigs and Tories, assisted by a handful of timid Liberals, blinded by prejudice, Mr Gladstone, the people's greatest leader, has been tor the moment foiled ...
... in the early part of the nineteeth centui}, speaking of Whig Liberals of Mr. Duun type, said: “I an utter opponent of the Tories; hut I must say this, * Give me a Tory sooner than a Whig/ The Whigs are the political adventurers; thsv are the place Hunters; ...
... the policy at the forthcoming election. Speaking Crewe recently, he declared openly that the electorate roust swallow the Whig candidates without any questions about programmes. It was Knfhcient, said the noble lord, to bear the official Liberal stamp ...
... rather encourage others do- for the Irish Church. much do these ‘furious’’ persons really feel for the Irish Church.—Northern Whig.” ...
... little of what really definite ; for after all must be profound philo* sopher who can say where is tho line that separates the whig from the tory. For this reason I generally peruse with feelings bordering impatience the political lucubrations of one of your ...
... remind one of James Russel Lowell’s character, who said : “As for principles glory. In havin’ nothing of the sort; 1 ain’t a Whig, ain't Tory, I'm just candidate, short. We want men in these days, not merely candidates, and the electors should careful ...
... namely, the Whigs the Tories. The Whigs were locked upon with the utmost distrust by lh- Tories, who con elderel they were disturbers of the Constitution, risked the pnbli; welfare pnr. suing mad projects while the Tories were considered by the Whigs to he ...
... right and justice, and ought to be returned by large majority, lint I learu that the ConserTatiTes and renegade Liberals or Whigs are bestirring themselves to the utmost, and that money ts being spent freely by Unionists for party purposes. Ur Conybeare ...
... RADICALS. The ‘ Herald ’ r ...
... HARES AND CATTLE DISEASE A correspond( nt the* I - Northern Whig” writes—lt may not lie generally known that the loot and mouth rattle, which jont now prevalent the counties Meath and Louth, has d uring thoinst fortnight oxtondc-*lnl»oto theshc* p a ...
... made by Earl oasa over the characterintic a pooch . by Rassell. It wm a npoech out of date and place, carious the protest of a Whig; against departure from his traditions. To him it appears clear that Earl Grey for ever settled the question in 1831 ; that ...
... collapse. The Ministry formed to carry out the Unionist views bad broken dowu, and the Tory marquis was obliged to send for the Whig marquis to help him, and Lord Hartington had given the Tories his man-of aH-work. Mr. Goschen, beexuse after Lord Randolph ...