Gladstonian Liberal

As a noun: a supporter of the Liberal Party under William Ewart Gladstone, particularly during his leadership from 1867 to 1894. Gladstonian Liberals generally favoured free trade, economy in government, religious and political reform, Irish Home Rule, and an expanding conception of individual and civic rights. As an adjective: relating to Gladstone, his political principles, or the Liberal Party and its policies during his leadership.