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... WHIG DEFECTIONS. The Spectator Bay* that lend Grey and Lord Zetland are throwing thomaelvea into the anna of the reactionary party, and of the remit will lie .that they will atiumlate enormously the sense of grievance to which they refuse hearing, and ...
... OXFORD MR. MARRIOTT “WHIGS AND TORIES.” The subject of Mr. J. A. R. Marriott’s fourth lecture The Revolution and the Age of Anne,” given in the Town Hall Tuesday evening, was Whigs and Tories,” and the lecturer commenced by remarking that he was compelled ...
... .n (Copyright.) “FAITH AND UNFAITII;” WHIG 11 WIN! By IMA LEON CASSILIS. Author of Between Midnight and Dawn,** ‘'Strangely Wooed —Strangely Won,” &c., 3to. “In Love, if Love Love, if Love ours, Faith anil Unfsith can ne’er equal powers.** CHAPTER XII ...
... renegade,” a Whig guib,’ rotten Whig, “a scabby sheep,” a rotten rudder,’ Whig intriguist,” “a thief in the night,” “ Government man,” “a political caterpillar,” “a chameleon betrayer the party,” “a monstrous mjposture.’ “a miserable Whig spaniel.” “an ...
... ELECTION PROSPECTS. At first sight, the remarks, Mr. Chamberlain’s treatment of the Whigs may regarded ihu clearest evidence that he, least, is oonrinoed there will be vast Liberal majority. Bat it points out that there is another possible explanation ...
... Ther, | satisfied with the position the Whig party had in { | times occup'ed, and that he believed they oc come | at the present time. He adnritted that the Whig | not the leaders in popular movements, br | Whigs had been able, as he thonght to the advantage ...
... combination of the Whig party with the present Government, for the sake of carrying that bill. It would a great misfortune to us if anv such thing should happen, and that misfortune would but temporary. It would l»e fatal act on the part of the Whig party to take ...
... Yate en te the Yan who went a Bap ror Staves. Whig remarks upon the yy way of examp appearance negroes HOME, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL. instruction has w Miscellancons and b; the last arg when they ie ck and pra; ei ens Vi ie up TL ...
... became lord Chancellor in that year, Sunderland Secretary State in 1706, and by the year 1708 the ministry was exclusively Whig. The Whigs were emphatically the war party; they were in favour of what would called a “spirited” foreign policy. The Tory party ...
... I 10, 10, 3 24! 11' ff- >. -s FAITH AN!> UAIAIffI;” WHIG If SHALL WIN? A LEON CASSILIS. An'hor Midnight awn,” ‘'Strangely Wooed -Strangely Won,’’ fco. In Lovo, if Lorn bn Love, if Lore bn oar.*, Faitli I Unfaith can ne’er equal iJOivers. ...
... throughout the coun amnme tar asa nam tis relenting enemies. tay 3, OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PL IN IRELAND. netro- The Northern Whig of Monday announced authority of a magistrate residing in the dist: af an I had emt bo Ge ss oS eee eee Oe ee ig & | the government ...
... In sacking London In defence Protestantism, all wore blue ribbons. Blue and buff hare long been recognised pertaining the Whigs. Charles James Fox always dressed io blue coat with gilt buttons, and buff waistcoat—colours worn both by the men and women ...