Here there is a striking parallel with the 19th-century prime minister WilliamGladstone.
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Ken Clarke favoured whisky while WilliamGladstone opted for sherry and a beaten egg.
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Back in 1862, Prime Minister WilliamGladstone marveled at the might of next-door Middlesbrough, calling it the 'infant Hercules'.
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I met him, you know, very grand man with the finest set of chops this side of WilliamGladstone.
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The 50-year-old will follow in the footsteps of WilliamGladstone, Benjamin Disraeli and Winnie Mandela if chosen as rector.
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His grandfather, the first baron, had been private secretary to WilliamGladstone before becoming under secretary of state for India.
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For the past 150 years British chancellors have been carrying their budget papers in the briefcase first used by WilliamGladstone.
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These pleas were turned down by the new Home Secretary, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, a member of WilliamGladstone's Liberal administration.
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Death may be a private event, but its aftermath, as the 19th-century British prime minister WilliamGladstone held, can reveal public truths.
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The quote Patrick Mercer "The worst politician in history since WilliamGladstone … a despicable creature without any redeeming features."
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At one at least of these performances the youthful WilliamGladstone was present, but it was at home that he learned Canningite doctrine.
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He was golf's "G.O.M.," short for "grand old man." The term was borrowed from Prime Minister WilliamGladstone, the original G.O.M.
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Mr Ahern also paid tribute to his British counterpart, Tony Blair, saying the Prime Minister had achieved WilliamGladstone's mission to "pacify" Ireland.
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Poor Huskisson, he writes to WilliamGladstone, the great promoter of the railroad, has fallen a victim to its opening!...
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WilliamGladstone was, typically for the age, educated at Eton and Oxford rather than Edinburgh.