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... their co-religionist, Me- Dicasom, the Ministerialist, or, as he is called in Ireland, the Whig, though his opinions on the Land question would amaze even English Whigs more subject to party discipline than the Duct of and Loan According to Ma. Passatt's reckoning ...
... there were two great planes of thought, two great regions of opinion ; the Whigs were in one region end the 'fories in another. Therefor they could never meet. More than that, the Whigs had a glorious political past of which they were justly proud, while for ...
... after all, this question of Whig and Tory ascendency is but one of names; that the Tories of Anne and the first two Georges were substantially the same as the Whigs of the early part of the present century • while the old Whigs are represented by the modern ...
... trusted because it contains so considerable a Whig element; that the dreaded Stadions are admitted only on sufferance, as it were, to the charmed circle of Whig ascendency, and that all will go so long as plain Whig principles are allowed to prevail. Yet ...
... he is attached.' The facts are, that when Lord Arundel was in Paris before tbs session opened every effort was made by the Whigs to prevent his return to England. They offered him a German embassy, and pressed such an appointment upon bim with a great ...
... not decided whether be would fight the Tory in county Donegal or the Whig in the of Cork. From the turn the English elections were taking, it to him that they would have to face • Whig Goiernment in the House of Commons, and Instead of having to fight a ...
... party which was not a Whig party, it must sooner later step into those seats which the Whig party would evacuate. This infallible of British politics had acquired, too, extraordinary force the circumstances of the conjuncture. The Whigs had succeeded to office ...
... the law ?—by the suppression in all his public acts of the name of his diocese ?—by cultivating Whig friendship ?by reposing on Whig honour ?—by relying on Whig consistency and the principles of Whiggish toleration ? What have the minority of 13’ gained ...
... portion of our aristocracy. It appears in itself to be much more allied to Tory than a Whig creed. As a matter of fact we find it flourishing principally among the Whigs. The Cavendishes, the Howards, the Akoylls, the Bussells, the Greys, the Hollands, are ...
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... Lord from an appointment which had been wisely given him the before left office. If this be true, and if it done the spirit of Whig partisanship, it belongs to your high function to prevent it, or to punish it. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, ...