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... THE WHIG PARTY. Discussing the attitude of the Whigs towards the liberal party, the Time* says: —The Whigs are far too wise to resist legitimate popular demands simply because Radicals support them and the country supports the Radicals. The reaction against ...
... THE CAVENDISHES.—WHIG PERIOD. (From the Spectator.) Th* Meosd history of the CtrendishM, their career a great Whig hooee, devoted to the causa which in those days represented freedom, the cause, that is, of aristocratic as opposed regal government, commences ...
... TORY OBSTRUCTIVES AND WHIG TURNCOATS. The important question of the session is yet undecided. Night after night, week after week, the discussion on the Budget drags its slow length along. A good tale bears being twice told, and a clever play draws good ...
... Whig•.. Stataun. Novelslor. daar sir.—ln answer to .our balm nt yistsrday dafie 1 Myr to repeat bas bora said. it wet by myself, cartasnly t.y others nn of tn. own- Fray, that tne dust:togs are al eas• lonianl to give the ' east attsotive snaNi-lt ...
... (hear, hear). When he saw that he was reminded of Thersites, in Homer’s Iliad : Spleen to the Whigs his envious heart possessed, And much he hated all, but most the best (cheers). He was sure that all members of the Liberal party looked with the most ...
... WHIG EES WORTH , Practical Bitu.ork, Farmers’ Apotiokebb an© Tenantbigut A for all 31, PLACE. OXLEY ROAD, BRADFORD. JGARSIDE illliLAM. Avotionekr and . Vai.usu, 17, Sun Bbidse Roab, BRADFORD. ...
... scote Though old Whig ox*. Though controver-y. preferred follow his Ho agreed y a tear.” Lieutcnant- ArttiT in tho •“ Salisbury. has waited r this moretakes place bulating the imt the step remain, sir, ...
... Upper House. As the condition of retaining office the Tories must therefore do Whig work in the Lower House, and the work which would be rejected if it came from the Whig side is accepted being Conservative by the Conservative House above. This is a very ...
... undertakes, it might be said of him as was said of one of old time : In Moderation placing aU his glory. The Tories call him Whig*— and Whigs, a Tory. In regard to the second question we might say, there are no politicians in Bradford at the present time. ...
... if they have come in great measure from those things about which Whig and Tory were wont to dispnte fiercely — things which the Tory resisted and the Whig ad- vocated—things which the Whig advocacy earned triumphantly over the Tory resistance ? In that ...
... like to be reminded of his ever having been a Whig and something more. When he was canvassing Cambridge University, and asked Musgrave, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, the reply was, “/am a Whig, still, Sir!” Musgrave’s dog was couchant under ...
... leading Whig of that time. The Whigs were forgetful and often unjust, but the Irish people, like the English Radicals, always came back to them, for justice and help, when wearied of the periodical coquettings of both with Toryism. The Whigs have had ...