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... peculiar exigencies of UK age. Take no thought for the morrow was the maxim of the Whigs ; meddle not with those given to change, the watchword of the Conservatives. But Whig and Tory were ere long to be taught that neither party was in possession of the ...
... Alliance held in Lond. om Monday, the r more resolution was moved Me W. Parsons, Wes credit purted by Sir G. Balfour, M. and Whigs” Committee of the Farmers’ Alliance exp at the appointment that among the sarious wernment it was mentioned by members «f the ...
... story in the Comhi/l. In all conscience, here is promise enough for the readers of fiction Mr E. Edmund Yates, the Northern Whig ...
... the to know, that we have a the beth sides of the house to fall into ‘When we are getting Tory to Advocate, it is a case of Whig an’ Tory a agree. line dis- i. im (Langliter and perm, anh Ghee Wee alms the Literal A; pe 5 but in favour of the twelve Members ...
... question no heir. It may almost te leaves no party. His fow at the cutest, and they bave been Sad Some few representatives of Whig families will probably with bi any of the long the border line which lice bete BLEND, ‘and the Conservative benches. : World ...
... waste of Parliamentary time. The dilly-dallying policy favoured by the Government also the one which meets the approval of the Whig section the Liberal Unionists who follow the lead of Lord llartington. the speech which delivered on Saturday last the Assembly ...
... only lost by a majority of 20. The conclusion, therefore, drawn by Mr Roebuck, in his history Parliamentary Reform, that the Whigs of those days were opposed to any change in the representative system, is scarcely warranted. In the following year, the Rockingham ...
... Conservatives, while there wire 223 Whigs or Radicals. Conservatives and 7 scattered votes obstinately denounced the motion Throughout the whole of the prolonged debates that issued thus disastrously for Protection, the Whigs lent the Minister the powerful ...
... certain facts Whig reviewers had better allow to be forgotten. During many years the political charlatan, by comparison with whom it is now sought to degrade Mr Bright, was the Cerberus who kept Downing Street the special preserve of the Whigs. By the aid ...
... THE LINEN TRADE OF ULSTER. The Northern Whig describes a great revival in the linen trade of Ulster :— The past week has been one of unparalleled excitement in our local manufactures. Linens, which for some time were heavy and uninfluenced by the ex ...
... support a Government not willing to fulfil pledges of 1859 '60. When it ia a question Reform or expulsion from office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of Reform. This is the only effectual mode of dealing with them, and I hope it will be adopted ...
... chair of Moral Philosophy in Edinburgh, thus left vacant. was made a political contest—the Tories fighting for Wilson, the Whigs for Hamilton. The Scotsman, at the close of one of its many leaders on the subject, thus adjured the electors Again we call ...