... whatever talents, sagacity, and character, with incompetency to sit the British Cabinet. According Whig doctrine, the. people arc the rulers ; according to Whig practice, it U the aristocracy alone. If Ministers were only the personal servants of the Queen—a ...

... effect, it is hoped, of reuniting the disjointed sections of the party. The Whigs proper are ready to go for a Re-distribution Seats Bill; the Radicals press for the Ballot. The Whigs are chagrined at the rejection of their re-endowment policy in Ireland, ...

... in Fife, intimidation, not bribery, was the rule, and human life counted u nothing provided the Whig beaded the pull. It appears that even yet certain Whigs in Fife are carrying out their election tactics : one especially, with a handle to his name, is ...

... 1865 now was also elected under Whig auspices. 3. the Whig Government 184041 coatinned to bold office although beaten ao lees than nine times in two Months in 1841 by Lord Stanley's Irish Registration (Voters) Bill Whig earned against them. The divisions ...

... Liberal who forsakes his Liberalism to do the dirty work of the Whig clique who have forced Mr Wemyss on the constituency. Who's the turncoat?—The cringing, crouching Liberal who turns Whig maidof-all-work for fear of being falsely called a bad name. Who's ...

... emancipation which the Whigs achieved for Scotland told anew, with all that undoubting faith in its veracity which a party man must needs exhibit. It would almost seem to settled article of the Whigs— we mean, of course, Edinburgh Whigs—that but for their ...

... afford an occasmn for a combination of Conservatives, Home Riders, and Whigs, similar to that which defeated the Government on the Affirmation Bill. But the hope has proved vain. The Whigs are satisfied with the Bill ; it would be strange if they were not ...

... report says that this Land Bill is iutended invitation to the Whigs join the Conservative party. The Premier's policy understood to be to Liberalise Conservatism gradually to make a uuion of Whigs and Conservatives against Radicals inevitable. Liberals wish ...

... Lord President of the Council in the Whig Ministry, from November 1830 to November 1834; from April 1835 to September 1841; and again in July 1846. His Lordship has been for many years the acknowledged chief the Whigs, with whose history his public career ...

... of a Liberal policy. He and his Mende why it should have bees peemed,er wby it abseil be given to the nation. It is set to Whig tradition, to expos diplomatic IsUars to the light of day, and the reams is beams* them letters are too frequently intrigue ...

... Liverpool is greatly enhanced by the fact that the Libera! candidate is a Whig. Should he prove successful, the Whig portion of the Liberal party will be strengthened. At present the Whigs and Radicals are united in their opposition to the policy of the Government ...

... policy ; he was distressed the ingratitude of its appropriators. (Laughter.) He referred to the defection of variona members the Whig party on the various votes of censure with which the Gladstone Government was met, and asked if these gentlemen were any more ...