... him regarding the» merits of as a. truly progressive j»olitirj»l rreed. me to Addison and were such devoted adherents of the Whig Tarty. Addison an ingly moderate man. would ...

... been sent from America for the Parliamentary fund. Mr Dillon congratulated the meeting on the result of the elections. The Whigs had now disappeared from Ulster, and would never ■ reappear unless they entered into honourable alliance with the Nationalists ...

... forward a Galloway man, and on. whop, ancestors had done good Covenanting services. He held that the political creed of the Whigs of 1688 was substantially that of the Libera), to-day. He accused Lord Beaconsfield of Imperialism, and strongly denounced ...

... member reviewed ths political career of both parties the House, and oondemned the sham Liberals, who, he said, were only Whigs, who followed the lead the Whipe. There were only two independent men in the House—Kenealy and Roebuck —both being returned ...

... Plimsoll and Trevelyan's bills, and once again educate his party to 3 them. should not mind if tho result were to dish the Whigs a second time. A vote confidence was passed. ...

... being chairman. His lordship, the course of his remarks, described the Liberal party rabble, consisting of aristocratic old Whigs, crotchet-mongers, in-econcilable Irishmen, Radicals, Revolutionists, and Republicans. He compared them to the Kaffir tribes ...

... for Sale with 1 Redford 3-Ton Motor (27 h.p.. 1939). Oood Round in Edinburgh. Leith. Portobello. and Duddingston. Very mar 'Whig. Moo available. Allocation 45 Tons per Week. Immediate Entry.—Apply. & T. ALLISON. Property 9 Portia Oahu David Inn Pet. ...

... Amongst the active supporters of Mr Chamberlain, an attempt is being made to class the Unionist Free Traders as antemio Whigs. That will not do. Some of the very ablest of the Torv rank and file, like Lord Hugh Cecil, \Yinston Churchill, and Mr Beckett ...

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... leadership Xlr Gladstone. At the next election would fight every seat in the country ; did not care whether was held by Tory, Whig, Unionist. His lordship proposed a resolution, which was earned, condemning the Crime* Bill. ...

... 30s; mall haddocks. 12s to 255; medium whitings 15a 251; arnall whitings. 15s to 254 cod. 40$ to 50s: castling'. 20$ to 30. @Whig. 15. to 20a. monks. 70s; skate 20a—all per boa. ...

... supporting a man who, on every really important question, acts against the old opinions of all the great Whig leaders in tho old days, when the Whigs were a party to which I'for one was proud to belong, and of which I will not give up tho traditions because ...