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... first Governor- General Canada, and then Viceroy IndiA There is a certain appropriateness in the long worn the head of the old Whig bouse Grey being given to the head of the hour so closely with its best days. ...
... Hartington. Lord Rosebery and Lord Spencer are now at Hawarden, and it would seem if Mr Gladstone were endeavouring to get his Whig colleagues sanction a policy he intends to adopt the new Parliament. The presence Lord Spencer makes it more than probable ...
... Irclarnl that the dajf wuuld cooir wh»o the lluuir Kulri. wvuld have their knife at the thnuu uf the black hearted Probjrteriaii Whig,. The V-ifinrf with drew the imputatitMi. aad tut qauta to iluw that the autwtaacr .4 the wunla forming the alleged libel waa ...
... PERSONAL A —The Reins, Now You Want * the Whig also. Right, you deserve it.—Love, Bob, ...
... truth whatever the I principle., they at the feet of t_«ir ■ I party looked upon Libera) legislation the present moment from a Whig point view • and that they turned round arid accepted the brought up.. That appeared him (Mr I be a travesty the who. situation ...
... Mr Gladstone's political career was fast drawing to a disastrous close. Many prominent Radicals wholly distrusted liim, the Whigs detested his policy, and Mr Chamberlain and Trevelyan were bouud to leave the Cabinet when a separate Parliament for Ireland ...
... MR MACFIE OF DREGHRN AND HOME RULE. Writing tbs Belfast Northern Whig in regard Home Rule, Mr R. A. Macti* Dregoorn •aya that of weight, not partisans, Ireland, there to a>uimuiiicxte with other perscoa of influence and ju-lgment. It appeared him the ...
... deputation Mr Sidebottom refers to. Nobody can say what would have happened if the Tories had been in office at the time, but the Whig leaders blundered into war, and the Tories did their best urge them into it. ...
... organ of the Nationalist party, commenting upon the speech of Mr Chamberlain at Warrington, says : The great Liberal party, Whigs and Radicals and all their sub-divisions, are united on at least one point, and it was safe to start on that. After much searching ...
... _ 'falsl , The Greet Restorative end Strengtb-builder , • ' . 4., ,, v , • The only gu.ranteecl to benefit! . neA it Whig IrGroceradCAsassitts . . • wilVs balm./ ~ ...
... presided over by such sneaking humbugs as Trevelyan and Spencer, while Mr Gladstone was the most respectable cutthroat in the Whig Cabinet. He advised foxhunters to devote tneir leisure to hunting landlords. ...
... handles to their names could not be anything but Whigs. The handle to his name happened to be mere courtesy title; but he reminded the meeting of the services rendered to political progress by the Whigs in the past, and said that he believed their modern ...