Significados de William Gladstone em inglês

Here there is a striking parallel with the 19th-century prime minister William Gladstone.

Ken Clarke favoured whisky while William Gladstone opted for sherry and a beaten egg.

Back in 1862, Prime Minister William Gladstone marveled at the might of next-door Middlesbrough, calling it the 'infant Hercules'.

I met him, you know, very grand man with the finest set of chops this side of William Gladstone.

The 50-year-old will follow in the footsteps of William Gladstone, Benjamin Disraeli and Winnie Mandela if chosen as rector.

His grandfather, the first baron, had been private secretary to William Gladstone before becoming under secretary of state for India.

For the past 150 years British chancellors have been carrying their budget papers in the briefcase first used by William Gladstone.

These pleas were turned down by the new Home Secretary, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, a member of William Gladstone's Liberal administration.

Death may be a private event, but its aftermath, as the 19th-century British prime minister William Gladstone held, can reveal public truths.

The quote Patrick Mercer "The worst politician in history since William Gladstone … a despicable creature without any redeeming features."

At one at least of these performances the youthful William Gladstone was present, but it was at home that he learned Canningite doctrine.

He was golf's "G.O.M.," short for "grand old man." The term was borrowed from Prime Minister William Gladstone, the original G.O.M.

Mr Ahern also paid tribute to his British counterpart, Tony Blair, saying the Prime Minister had achieved William Gladstone's mission to "pacify" Ireland.

Poor Huskisson, he writes to William Gladstone, the great promoter of the railroad, has fallen a victim to its opening!...

William Gladstone was, typically for the age, educated at Eton and Oxford rather than Edinburgh.

William Gladstone is England's glory.