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... __-—4 SIR 11. JAMES'S DEFENCE OF THE WHIGS. Sir 1. Javes bhas been down to 'Taunton, and repndiates 1h- Kadical proposals of Mr. Chamberlain and L rd F. Cavendish, for Church Disestablishment and electoral Jistricts, After some comments on the Licensing ...
... and the whole Irish forc- va : - ht to «i the Whigs on the Transvaal motion, Ai' rweetitg of the League he expressed satisfaction that 36 wembers out of 45 had walked cut of the House when the xecond reading came on. The policy they adopted was the only ...
... LORD HARTINGTON ON FOREIGN POLICY. Lord HanriwetroN bas *dished the Whigs.” The Liberals have been aver ready to urge the policy of ** extending, emcouraging, aud strengthening” what his lordship styles ‘‘the Sclav nationalities,” that is, Roumsuis, Bulgaris ...
... equally ready to gtlnt oil agricultural di.- ' trees, for weir/Otani distress wee almost chronic. idea of the Whigs seemed to be that Roman Catholic Emanciption would cure all our oommercial evils. Mr. was the first and last minister who had financial ...
... was a silly quarrel from the first, but the Radicals thonght themselves mo%gu in the country than they lumond to be, and the Whigs are always prudent; Rad like the theatrical army on the provincial stage retire by one wing, and re-enter at the other in a ...
... from the pen of the Marquis of Salisbury, and is generslly believed to be so. His dissection of the Whig party fa masteriy;lndesd t— | The present Whig party is'a mere survival, kept alive by teadition after its true fanctions and sifinifoance bave passed ...
... and '39, and ‘O. Itwas in those days that the Whigs were defeated in & Parliament, called by themselves on a vote of wantof confidence. By a majority of one only, Imt the Tories held they must resign. The Whigs desparately resolved on a dissolution. It was ...
... POSITUtO BILLS Of Any dimwits., and Wowed lett, or ewe Glean& Swan& and ether Papers, ter which the) have .paired tin 'relit if Whig the Bost Hama Maeda aO AND SOCIETIMY SOLIS. PROOILIMEMS. Window MIL, lewd Milk Rood, LAMA.= RULING, PIIIMPORATINO NIII I DPO ...
... as rapidly as possible; With new Whig Lluum-flgud&dhl“pfiufiomr. Ilwn-zdd into one :rdm,;moanhudhmembered lbulpuz, oraves Mh-} #0 vamped up, & new otpow(o:umdymll mre.ni:&o!tbodmtm&:m wl'v-y. very few words, Where osa s Whig by » flw. do so; where yz:um'&, ...
... in England, and to the liberality of sentiment in the great Tory party, that he has had the opportunity to do so. The Whigs and Whig-Radicals of modern days were always ten times more aristocratic, socially, than the Tories. They 16ft BuERIDAN to starve ...
... resisted by the Opposition, !ox«pt, perhaps, for such party purposes as are implied in the historic phrase of “ dishiog the Whigs,” When s question bas reached this stage, its final settlement is only a queation of time and opportunity, and the Liberal ...
... other day. PRO AND CON. ek “The Whigs hate Home Rule” (say Gladstonian Rads), * Because they all look on the Shamrock with spleen ™ * And you (the Whigs answer) * are angry, my lads, Becanse you desire to see * Whigs on the Green.” Takixe Oxe Too Lrrerairny ...