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... existence and power of the Whigs. Meanwhile, if no head man can be found whom all will obey, it will be easy for each section put forward its own leaders. Lord Hartington and Sir Vernon Harcourt may take the charge of old fashioned Whigs ; Mr. Butt may marshall ...
... Yocal lines, Mb. John Bright Reform —This Whig politician has been lecturing at Blackburn, parliamentary reform. Mr. Bright's speech was Imth elaborate and sparkling. He contended that nothing short of a franchise would satisfy either the next Parliament ...
... answer can be made to this complaint, even those who do not believe in the heaven-bom Foreign Minister lying hid somewhere who, whig journals tell ns, if in Lord Malmesbuiy’s place, would have ( pacified the Emperors, the King, and Italy. The inconvenience ...
... His father was Prime Minister during the Reform era, between 1830 and 1834. The late Earl was in early life associated with Whig and Liberal A ministrations. He was Under Secretory for the Colonies dunng his father’s Government, then became Under-Secretary ...
... connection of the most important members of the Whig parly with the Liberal and popular party that house and the country; and if that were the consequence, he did succeed dissevering the moat intelligent the Whig nobility from the great popular partv, transported ...
... entitled vote. At Annecy the voting in favour of annexation nearly unanimous. The AloniUur of this morning contains the folio whig CUAMBERY, Sunday Evening. The town is decorated with flags, and the cnlhusUa is general. The clergy and the magistrates go ...
... demanded the friends Sir Arthur. Berwick.— Both Mr. Richard Hodgson, the onservative candidate, and Mr. Blarjoribanks, the Whig, re pursuing active canvass. The contest promises to be close, but sort of vigilance committee ’’ bos been formed among ihe ...
... may he obtained at the • • ot tho oPi.-os of'Messrs. C. H. H. ■ -St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C., at the '-•{he-*. ~f wain whig MTS & heard JL* Land Agents, Shepton Mallet. ate«l May. IB.sj. ...
... anti the Bentley; the wkole iesf ia the parish of Arksey, the Wert Riding ie County of York, and extent about 3,100 Acres. aIV WHIG UTS & HJfiARD arc instructed to ■«EI by AUCTION, lots, at tho Guildhall, ,rter. 6lh day -Vuguat, 1878, -j o’clock precisely ...
... of Mr. John Bright and Mr. Joseph Chamberlain amongst the masses, that of Lord Hartington and Sir Henry James amongst the Whigs; and the belief entertained by them and the Conservatives alike, that Mr. Gladstone’s measures, so far as they can be known ...
... with capital Kitchen Garden. Vinery, Coach-house and Stable, ic.—For further pai-liciilars and terms lettiniv apply to Wain whig & Hkaud, Suneyors, Ac.. Shepton Mallet. Dated Ist July, IBBG. LET, with immediate possession, and at moderate rental, i übk ...
... MRS. LANGTRY AX HOME. Under the title of Editor’s Holiday,” writer in the Northern Whig Bays: —The father the fashionable beauty, Mrs. Langtry, is Dean Jersey. But the very reverend gentleman is now absent on the Continent. shall not repeat what is said ...