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... besides effecting reduction the number of our soidiers and sailors. He said the measure would be criticised out doors as a Whig job, the main object of which was to give the Government two more votes, and expressed a hope that the House would not assent ...
... offer of the Presidency of the Board of Trade, for over the heads of how many gentlemen of the governing classes among the Whig families wou!d not the promotion have to be Made? Mr. Gladstone is not destitute of intrepidity, but we question whether he ...
... to be listened to with respect, is the relation of the Colonies to the mother country. The political lifetime of the veteran Whig ex-Premier, and even the periods of his Governments, were times remarkable our history for the annexation of new provinces ...
... division in the Lords on the Land Bill, viz., the Bishops of Chioi.ester, Exeter Oxford and Salisbury, and the Irish Prelate, the Whig Bishop of Down and Connor. No Bishop voted with the Opposition. The Earl of Devon voted with the Government. The rifle competition ...
... them. If Dr. Johnson had been writing his Dictionary in these days, he surely would, having completed his definition of a Whig, have borrowed the Bishop of Manchester's epigramatic sentence to define the meaning which some people give to the compound-word ...
... Parliamentary life the close this Session, and that Lord Charles Innes younger eon the Duke Roxburghe, will be the candidate in the Whig interest. Teetotal Pio-Nio.-The member,, of the Total Abstinence Society held their annual P'c-nicont.b.eg , 8 0 f C. Wilcocks ...
... : an Alexander tbe Sixth, Philip the Second, a succeeded in England Anglican and Puritan, Cavalier and Roundhead, Tory and Whig, Liberal and Conservativeand one after another they have each made history their pulpit, and peached their sermons ou; of it ...
... points of view in which it is presented by the Cathelic and Protestant, Anglican and Puritan, Cavalier and Roundhead, Tory and Whig, Liberal and Conservative writers, and, having obeyed the old injunction to hear both sides, he will be in the best position ...
... category those who should Lave a voice in the conduct of the affairs of the country. It humateral whether we be Conservatives, Whigs, or Radicals now. We have common interest stake, and we become united as nationalists for securing the country's best interests ...
... our well-being as a City. That there should be a wise expenditure of the Public Money is a3 serviceable to the Tory as to the Whig; that there should be Pure Airis as salutary to Conservative Liberal lungs ; that there should be good water—and enough of ...
... politics. Still there will remain th ffthat from daughter is the wife of an important political » Queen ' s who is the son of a Whig Minister. Such '°^ c ' calculated to enhance the prestige of Royalty 18 aot ...
... to do it could not tell—he must leave it to wiser heads. believed there was patriotism enough in every Englishman, whether Whig Tory, to cause him to do his best for his country, and he hoped and trusted the men who now ruled would turn their attention ...